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Spinning Out Of Control
Edition FormatPaperback & Kindle, Paperback, Ebook
Weight12 oz (~0.75 lbs)
Inventory50 copies available
SeriesThe Posse (Book 4)
PublisherVance Editorial Press
The Posse • Book 4

Spinning Out Of Control

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Kira McKenna has almost everything she wants. A career she loves, friends who double as a cheer squad, and a family that always has her back. The only thing missing? Ownership of Spin Sync, the fitness company she helped build from the ground up. So when the business is sold out from under her—and to the sexy stranger she shared one very memorable wedding hookup with—Kira is beyond furious. Warren Yates has money, power, and a soft spot for investing in the future. Buying Spin Sync makes perfect sense…until he realizes it also means going head-to-head with Kira, the fiery fitness instructor who seems determined to make his life miserable. She thinks he’s her biggest betrayal. He thinks her anger is ridiculously hot. And when they’re forced to work together, the sparks between them start looking a lot less like hate…and a lot more like foreplay.
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