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My Boyfriend's Back



A Short, Sweet Romance

by Chrissy Olinger



Paranormal/Fantasy Romance only .99

15,826 words



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"Fear not! I bring you tidings of... DAMMIT!"



With those few words, Jack Lynch's world was turned upside-down. Once the nerd everyone loved

to torment, he has returned to his home town for his twentieth reunion. Now a multimillionaire, Jack has everything but the one thing that matters: his

true love. Twenty years ago he let her slip away. Now he's back, and determined to win her heart.



But screeching tires on an icy road change everything. If being temporarily dead weren't bad

enough, Norman— an angel in training— returns Jack's spirit to the wrong body— the class bully, John Lydon.



With the rockin' hot bod of his former nemesis, the help of a nerdy angel, and his own wits,

Jack has to get Rori to see him, love him, and bring about a miracle... without revealing this true identity. The clock is ticking, and he only has three days.





Jack's got the brains; his new body has the brawn; and Norman's got his back. What could possibly

go wrong?



*This book contains some mild language, no strong sexual content, and an excessive amount of silliness.

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