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Forever Wife and Mother by Grace Green · Booklabria

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Forever Wife and Mother

Romance

Forever Wife and Mother

Name: Forever Wife and Mother
Author: Grace Green

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 4

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Gabe Ryland knew he was attracted to Caprice the moment she arrived at his rural resort. But she was beautiful and sophisticated -- exactly the sort of woman he refused to let into his heart again! Caprice was equally determined not to fall for Gabe. She'd come hoping to discover the truth about her father's past. Yet she found Gabe and his little girl, Willow, irresistible. If only she could convince Gabe to trust in love once more....

Subjects: Romance

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