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The Christmas Bride by Penny Jordan · Booklabria

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The Christmas Bride

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

The Christmas Bride

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

Silas Stanway is furious! How did he end up playing escort to Tilly at a Christmas wedding in Spain? He expects her to be scheming and desperate. Instead she's sweet and honest. But why does she need to hire a man? When they have to share a room, Silas assumes this must be part of his escort duties. But he's wanted Tilly from the moment they met—whatever the consequences....

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Passion
Escort services
Set in: Spain

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