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  1. LOVE IN 3D
  2. MARIE HARTE
  3. PRAISE FOR MARIE HARTE
  4. LOVE IN 3D
  5. CONTENTS
  6. CHAPTER 1
  7. CHAPTER 2
  8. CHAPTER 3
  9. CHAPTER 4
  10. CHAPTER 5
  11. CHAPTER 6
  12. CHAPTER 7
  13. CHAPTER 8
  14. CHAPTER 9
  15. CHAPTER 10
  16. CHAPTER 11
  17. CHAPTER 12
  18. CHAPTER 13
  19. CHAPTER 14
  20. CHAPTER 15
  21. CHAPTER 16
  22. CHAPTER 17
  23. CHAPTER 18
  24. CHAPTER 19
  25. CHAPTER 20
  26. CHAPTER 21
  27. CHAPTER 22
  28. CHAPTER 23
  29. CHAPTER 24
  30. CHAPTER 25
  31. CHAPTER 26
  32. CHAPTER 27
  33. CHAPTER 28
  34. CHAPTER 29
  35. CHAPTER 30
  36. CHAPTER 31
  37. CHAPTER 32
  38. CHAPTER 33
  39. CHAPTER 34
  40. CHAPTER 35
  41. CHAPTER 36
  42. CHAPTER 37
  43. CHAPTER 38
  44. CHAPTER 39
  45. EPILOGUE
  46. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  47. ALSO BY MARIE
  48. (SEE PARENTHESES FOR CONNECTIONS!)
  49. ABOUT THE AUTHOR

But Xavier was hers!

Well, not for real, but in Justine’s fantasies, she and Xavier were living in a house surrounded by a white picket fence with three kids and a fourth on the way. They never argued, and Justine had her own business that was making more than her father and sisters ever would. Xavier lived for nothing but sex, spending quality time together, and cooking all their meals. It was a perfect world in Justine’s tiny mind.

And Katie was going to ruin it all. Justine couldn’t handle her best friend dating Xavier. Though ridiculous, because she had no claim on the man and could make no decisions regarding Katie’s love life, the pair of them dating felt so wrong.

Once parked and rushing to beat Katie to the apartment’s front entrance, she threw her body against the doors, her arms outspread, blocking the entrance.

“What the heck are you doing?” Katie laughed. “Are you seriously body-blocking me from going in?” Because Katie had the codes to enter.

“It’s not funny. You can’t ask him out.” Justine felt like a fool but had no idea how to proceed.

“Why not? You don’t want him.”

“Maybe I do.”

“Ah-ha!” Katie poked her in the chest. “Then make a move.”

“I can’t,” she all but wailed. “He’s the first decent friend I’ve had since meeting you. I don’t want to mess it up.”

“Finally, the truth.” Katie pulled her into a hug. “I was messing with you, Justine. I would never poach on your man.”

“He’s not my man,” she muttered against Katie’s shoulder.

“Not yet. But if you don’t do something about that, some other smart cookie’s going to grab onto him. Not me. Like I said, I don’t poach. But you have to see how amazing he is, right? He liked Spartacus.”

Justine gave a reluctant laugh as she pulled back. “Liking Spartacus should not be the reason you like someone.”

“It’s not, but it is a cool dating litmus test. He’s not so full of himself he can’t appreciate other strong, hot men. So he’s not homophobic, he’s sex positive, and he knows it’s more important how to use his equipment than how big his equipment is. Although, I gotta say, his pants outlined some very, very nice looking gear.”

They totally had. “Katie.”

“Go home, get some sleep, and I’ll meet up with you on Sunday, okay? We’ll do that movie I want to see.”

“The one with hot guys?”

“And magic. Yes.” They hugged. Katie left, and after grabbing her things from her car and locking up, Justine went inside.

Unfortunately, on her way past the inner courtyard, water squirted her right in the face, causing her to trip over a large bucket and a teenager.

They landed in a tangle of limbs.

“Whoa, lady. Get off!” A younger boy kept pushing at her.

“I would if you’d stop pushing,” she grumbled and finally got to her feet. “Who squirted me?”

She stared at obvious siblings. Sam, looking adorable and soaking wet, carrying one of those giant water rifles, and what must be his older brother, Rylan, a handsome teen with a frown and a water balloon in hand.