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The Fiancee Charade by Darcy Maguire · Booklabria

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The Fiancee Charade

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The Fiancee Charade

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First published: 2004
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Some bonds can't be broken

When billionaire Gabriel Messena sees that former fling Gemma O'Neill might be settling down with another man, he knows he has to act fast. He wants her, and he'll use any excuse to get her back. Luckily, he needs a fiancee to regain control of his family's business, and he wants Gemma for the part. Gabriel's proposition is truly unexpected, though exactly what Gemma needs to secure permanent custody of her daughter. Their daughter. Being back in Gabriel's bed is amazing, but once he finds out what she's kept from him, how long will the honeymoon last?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary

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