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The Second-Chance Groom by Crystal Green · Booklabria

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The Second-Chance Groom

RomanceLove stories

The Second-Chance Groom

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"I want to be your husband again."He had almost lost them. Now Travis had come home determined to be the family man Mei and their little girl needed.It was a family growing by leaps and bounds if Mei's burgeoning belly was any indication....Mei had never stopped loving Travis but things had changed when he was off saving the world. Now more than ever she needed him to be a full-time husband and father. She needed to know once and for all--was he in...or was he out?

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Home & Family

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