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The hot-blooded groom by Emma Darcy · Booklabria

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The hot-blooded groom

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First published: 2001

Synopsis

Bryce Templar's father had given him an ultimatum: Bryce, 34, had one year to marry and produce an heir.... When Bryce met Sunny, the attraction between them was like a bolt of electricity. Business was forgotten, passion took over...and 29 year old Sunny was stunned when Bryce proposed marriage the very next morning!

Set in: New York
Los Angeles
Sydney
Santa Monica

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Publisher: Harlequin Books
Published: 2001

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