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Her Ideal Husband by Liz Fielding · Booklabria

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Her Ideal Husband

Her Ideal Husband

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First published: 2000

Synopsis

Ideal marriage material?

Stacey O'Neill was perfectly happy being single. The trouble was, her two little girls wanted a father--and they'd decided on Nash Gallagher! Nash was great with the children, and kissed like a dream--though it would take more than gorgeous lips and a sexy body to tempt Stacey into marriage again! This time she wanted a husband she could trust. And Nash wasn't quite what he seemed....

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