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Goldie and her Three Beards - cover

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Goldie and her Three Beards

Honey Cummings

Publisher: 4 Horsemen Publications, Inc.

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Summary

Goldie is on the hunt for something just right. She's into beards, short to long, but who will be the right fit. Using the hottest mobile app she's swiping left and right to try someone new. Each date will lead her closer to finding the right combination to keep her warm at night and wanting more. Come along as Goldie explores one date after another for the right temperature and size!Goldie is on the hunt for something just right. She's into beards, short to long, but who will be the right fit. Using the hottest mobile app she's swiping left and right to try someone new. Each date will lead her closer to finding the right combination to keep her warm at night and wanting more. Come along as Goldie explores one date after another for the right temperature and size!
Available since: 05/17/2020.

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