my-girl-ebook-1

Posted on September 2, 2019

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Jacquie Biggar

JACQUIE BIGGAR is a USA Today bestselling author of Romance who writes about smart, sassy females and tough, alpha males who learn the true power is love. Free reads, excerpts, author news, and contests can be found on her web site: http://jacqbiggar.com You can follow her on at http://Facebook.com/jacqbiggar, http://Twitter.com/jacqbiggar Or email her via her web site. Jacquie lives on Vancouver Island with her husband and loves to hear from readers all over the world! View all posts by Jacquie Biggar

2 thoughts on “my-girl-ebook-1”

Teagan R. Geneviene September 12, 20198:24 am Reply

Love the cover, Jacquie. Saving it for “Granny Phanny’s library” in my upcoming launch. Let email or Facebook message me if there is a link (besides this) you want me to use. Good luck! Hugs!

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1. Jacquie Biggar September 12, 201910:03 am Reply
  
  Thank you, Teagan! This link is perfect 🙂
  
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