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The Single Mum and the Tycoon by Caroline Anderson · Booklabria

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The Single Mum and the Tycoon

Romance, ContemporarySingle women

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Handsome millionaire David Cauldwell is blown away by sexy and lovely single mom Molly Blythe. He can see she and her young son need his love as much as he yearns for theirs. But falling in love and raising a family means taking risks--for both of them--and first David must face the secret that changed his life....

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Single women
Businessmen
Tender Romance
Single parents

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