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A Typical Male! (Presents) by Sally Wentworth · Booklabria

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A Typical Male! (Presents)

RomanceMan-woman relationships

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Brett King wanted to possess Tasha.... He craved her body and the passion he knew they could share, so he planned a seduction campaign to drive her out of her mind with desire!

Tasha wanted Brett, but she wasn't interested in sex without commitment. She knew there could be so much more between them, and there was only one way to test Brett's feelings.... How would he respond if he thought Tasha was pregnant with his baby?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Bachelors
Characters: Tasha

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