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Man...Mercenary...Monarch by Joan Elliott Pickart · Booklabria

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Man...Mercenary...Monarch

RomanceKidnapping

Man...Mercenary...Monarch

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

FATHER...

John Colton had searched a lifetime for the sense of belonging he'd never had. And now a secret son signaled the end of his elusive pursuit. LOVER... But what of Laura Bishop, the sensitive beauty who'd also entered his world, penetrating his barriers with no more than a willingness to listen, to understand... to warm his soul -- and his bed?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Kidnapping
Contemporary Romance
Royalty
Secret Baby
Time: Contemporary

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