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The Million-Dollar Marriage by Eva Rutland · Booklabria

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The Million-Dollar Marriage

The Million-Dollar Marriage

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 4

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Whirlwind WeddingsFor richer, for poorer...

Tony Costello adored Melody. He loved her warmth, her bubbly sense of humor.... There were a million reasons to marry her. Thirty million to be precise--in dollars! Except Tony hadn't known about his bride's fortune. And he couldn't forgive her for it--for being rich and for keeping it a secret. But Melody knew Tony was a proud man. How could she tell him that she had more money in the bank than he could earn in a lifetime? He was everything she'd ever wanted in a husband, and saving their marriage was all that mattered. Rich or poor, she loved Tony. She just had to prove it! Who says you can't hurry love?

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