Review – Hitched by J. F. Murray
A Vegas mix-up in “Hitched” leads to marrying a first love. It’s a rom-com rollercoaster full of laughs, quirky characters and love’s surprise twists.
A Vegas mix-up in “Hitched” leads to marrying a first love. It’s a rom-com rollercoaster full of laughs, quirky characters and love’s surprise twists.
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