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Inherited:Twins! by Jessica Hart · Booklabria

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Inherited:Twins!

Romance

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Strong, silent Outback rancher Nat Masterman doesn't know the first thing about babies. Yet he's just become the guardian of eight-month-old twins -- and he has to go to London to collect them!

Prue wishes she'd never told her English family she would be bringing a gorgeous, rugged Australian home for her sister's wedding. There is no such man! At least, not until Prue meets Nat -- and they decide to go to London together.... The Australians

Subjects: Romance

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