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The Groom's Daughter (Presents) by Natalie Fox · Booklabria

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The Groom's Daughter (Presents)

The Groom's Daughter (Presents)

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Stop the wedding! Nina hadn't received an invitation - she'd never even met the groom - and he was her own father! But, for Gio, she would just be another guest at his wedding. He didn't know he had a daughter - and Nina was too scared to tell him!

Especially as the best man was Lorenzo Biacci - a seriously sexy lawyer. He'd go to any lengths to ensure the wedding went smoothly, and he was already convinced Nina was the groom's ex-mistress, out for revenge! He couldn't be more wrong, but that didn't stop him from kidnapping Nina until after the wedding.

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