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The Independent Bride by Sophie Weston · Booklabria

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The Independent Bride

Romance, ContemporaryWomen executives

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Pepper is rendered uncharacteristically speechless when she encounters brilliant Oxford college master Steven Konig in a live TV debate. The man is gorgeous but infuriatingly provocative, and Pepper is stunned to realize he's flirting with her!

Having turned her back on her life as an heiress, Pepper is determined to make it alone. Moving to London and being reunited with her long-lost cousins has given her the confidence to be herself. Now she's thrown into turmoil when Steven challenges her to take their attraction further...as far as the altar?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Women executives
Set in: London
Characters: Pepper

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