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The Duke's Baby by Rebecca Winters · Booklabria

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The Duke's Baby

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First published: 2007
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

The French duke's contract bride!Lance Malbois, Duc du Lac: a hardened military man with a scar that crosses his cheek--and reaches right to his heart. But all he wants is to hold a child in his arms and be called 'Daddy.'Andrea Fallon: pregnant, widowed and alone, she's determined to give her baby the father and family she never had.The perfect solution: a marriage of convenience...?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Large print books
Tender Romance

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