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Never a Bride by Diana Hamilton · Booklabria

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Never a Bride

Never a Bride

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

The perfect match ... in name only!

Jake Winters was every woman's fantasy - and, as his P.A., Claire had been groomed to become his perfect partner. She was the ideal assistant, hostess...and wife! Their wedding had been a mutually beneficial business arrangement; their marriage a paper affair. Claire had never felt like a real bride: she was just a beautiful possession to Jake, who seemed more interested in the seductive Lorella. Now Claire had made a big mistake: she'd fallen in love with her husband! WEDLOCKED!

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