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Jed Hunter's Reluctant Bride by Susanne James · Booklabria

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Jed Hunter's Reluctant Bride

RomanceMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

The boss's practical proposal...Cryssie, 25, knows Jed Hunter's type--ruthless, wealthy and used to women falling at his feet. But when Jed, 36, offers her a job, she has to accept: she has her sister and nephew to support.Working with Jed is exhilarating, until he demands Cryssie marry him--for the business! Cryssie can either walk away from the man she loves, or marry Jed--knowing that she may never unfreeze his heart...

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Marriage
Contemporary
Passion
Businessmen
Set in: London

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