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SHE'LL EARN HIS RESPECT… Debbie Carpenter wants to prove to her husband that she's not the flaky flower child he first met years ago. More than anything, she wants him to take her seriously. As they embark on their honeymoon cruise, she looks forward to impressing him with her new image.

…OR DIE TRYING! Noel Carpenter hopes to show his bride that he's not the straight-laced sailor she met years ago. He's booked them on a clothes-optional cruise to prove his new laid-back attitude. His plan backfires, however, when he realizes he doesn't know the new Debbie or the demons she battles. But he'll do anything to make their marriage work, even if it kills

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