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Stand-in bride by Carole Halston · Booklabria

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Stand-in bride

Stand-in bride

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First published: 1981
Editions: 2 in 2 languages

Synopsis

HER MARRIAGE WAS A BARGAIN

When their father is lost in a storm, Nicole and her brother are left penniless. Then help comes from an unexpected source when Nicole's rich girl friend, Angela, walks out on the eve of her society wedding. If Nicole will marry Louis Chauvin - to help him save face - her financial troubles will be over. For the sake of her brother, Nicole becomes a stand-in bride. The wife of a millionaire, she has everything money can buy. But can she conquer the cold stranger she has married? Or is she doomed to a life without love?

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2 in 2 languages

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