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The Marriage Truce by Sara Craven · Booklabria

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The Marriage Truce

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

The Marriage Truce

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Jenna, 23, is happy to be her cousin's bridesmaid, but she wishes someone had warned her that the best man is going to be 31 year old Ross Grantham. The man she once exchanged marriage vows with- in the very same church! It's two years since she last saw him; two years since Ross betrayed their vows, Can they call a truce for the bride's sake?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Betrayal
Bridesmaids
Photographer

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