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Marriage for Real by Emma Richmond · Booklabria

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Marriage for Real

Marriage for Real

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

A Marriage in Jeopardy After a hastily arranged wedding, Sarah and Jed lost their unborn baby, and with it the reason for their marriage. Sarah knows she's deeply in love with her husband, but Jed is the strong, silent type. Sarah has no idea what he feels for her, and is afraid to ask. After weeks of polite, awkward tolerance they've reached a make or break situation. One of them must reach out - but will it be Sarah or Jed? Can they at last make their true feelings known - and begin a real marriage?

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