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Bride for Sale by Susanne McCarthy · Booklabria

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Bride for Sale

Courtship

Bride for Sale

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

The highest bidder

Ginny Hamilton had ended her engagement to Oliver Marsden, thinking he'd betrayed her. So when Oliver bought Ginny at a charity auction, she was alarmed. Oliver still wanted Ginny in his bed, no matter how he got her there. Even if it meant making her his wife! His proposal of marriage was certainly a solution to one of her problems: she was penniless.And Oliver was definitely rich. But could she contemplate marrying a man who was not marrying her for love...?

Subjects: Courtship

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