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The Matchmaking Machine by Judith McWilliams · Booklabria

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The Matchmaking Machine

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

BREAKING THE BILLIONAIRE BOSS'S HEART I, Maggie Romer, am about to teach my new boss a lesson he won't soon forget. The minute he took over my company and fired my friend Sam, John Richard Worthington became my enemy. But this man has many sides.turns out the sexy man I've been dating, whom I mistook for a plumber, is none other than Worthington! Fortunately his interest in me fits perfectly into my master plan. You see, i designed a program that will make him wildly attracted to me. And when the mighty man falls, well, let's just say revenge will be mighty sweet ....

Subjects: Romance
Revenge
Women computer programmers

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