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A Husband for the Taking by Amanda Browning · Booklabria

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Amanda Browning
A Husband for the Taking

Romance, Contemporary

A Husband for the Taking

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

A daring deception...

This time Natasha Larsen's identical twin sister has gone too far. She's abandoned her fiance, Chase Calder, while he's recovering from an accident! So what else can Natasha do but stay by Chase's bedside? Only, now Chase thinks Natasha is his fiancee, and when he recovers, he's determined to go through with the wedding! Natasha knows she should tell Chase the truth--but she's fallen in love with him. How can she resist marrying him?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary

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