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BOOK BLAST: Point Shot Trilogy Box Set by V.L. Locey

March 20, 2017 by jessiegbooks

Author Name: V.L. Locey Book Name: Point Shot Trilogy Box Set Series: Point Shot Trilogy Page/Word Count: 458 pages / 100+K words Categories: Bisexual Romance, Contemporary Romance, Gay Romance, Sports, Ice Hockey Release Date: February 26, 2017 Cover Design: Reverie Design and Formatting Buy Links: Blurb: Now, you can have the books that introduced Victor Kalinski to the world in one reasonably priced boxed set! With over 350 Goodreads reviews and ratings combined, the romance of Vic Kalinski and Dan Arou is one that once read, will never be forgotten. In this three-book set, you’ll get to experience all the passion, sarcasm, hockey action, and romance that reviewers have called … Read more

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