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The Rain in Spain

Amy Jo Cousins

Publisher: Amy Jo Cousins

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Summary

One night in Sevilla could save—or sink—their marriage. 
 
On a rainy night in Sevilla, travel writer Magda and scientist Javi are cranky with the heat—and each other. Being unable to keep their hands off each other isn’t the same as building a life together and cracks are starting to appear in their still fresh marriage. 
 
As they stroll the cobblestone streets of one of Spain’s most romantic cities, Magda tries to show her husband just what it is she loves about the job that keeps her on the road so much. She has until the sun rises to convince him—and even more importantly, herself—that what they have is worth fighting for.
Available since: 01/22/2016.

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