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Trading Card: Cameron CrawfordOccupation: BrewmasterMarry/Date/One-Night Stand: One night.Warning: Seriously hot and seriously unavailable.As an up-and-coming wine expert, Molly Grainger has zero room for relationships. Fortunately, the Hot Guys Trading Card in her hand is the perfect solution. One night with a tasty, hard-bodied brewmaster who she hopes will go down smooth….But Cam offers Molly more than just a taste. He offers her an arrangement: Dating of Convenience, with bonus sexy times in between! It's a perfect pairing of practicality and deliciously naughty chemistry.And nothing would ruin it more than falling in love….

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