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Strategy for Marriage by Margaret Way · Booklabria

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Strategy for Marriage

Romance, Contemporary

Strategy for Marriage

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Cattle Baron Ashe McKinnon discovered an uninvited guest at a family wedding -- the groom's ex-girlfriend. Acting swiftly to prevent a scandal, he persuaded the gorgeous Christy Parker to become his surprise date for the occasion!

Embarrassed by her impulsive urge to gate-crash the event, Christy agreed to this pretense. But should she have allowed herself to visit his impressive Outback home? He'd made it clear that any marriage to him could be no more than a business arrangement -- and she was in danger of falling for her handsome rescuer.... Contract Brides Hero: Ashe McKinnon Heroine: Christy Parker

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Set in: Outback Australia

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