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By Fiona Roarke

Erica doesn’t believe in folk tales, but who can resist a sexy man who insists on kissing a girl under the mistletoe? Not Erica, especially when all she wants to do is unwrap him like a present.

But will she get to keep him? The better question is, should she?

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