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* '''Author''': [[Stephanie Bond]] | * '''Author''': [[Stephanie Bond]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 1998 | * '''Year''': 1998 | ||
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- Author: Stephanie Bond
- Publisher: Harlequin Love And Laughter #37
- Year: 1998
- Setting: Information about the setting.
- Amazon Listing - Wife Is A 4-Letter Word
When a straight-laced businessman is jilted at the altar, he takes the sexy siren of a bridesmaid on his honeymoon--just as a friend, since the two of them could NEVER be a couple. But in a few days' time, the woman has him in more legal, ethical and romantic trouble than he could have dreamed!
Awards
- Nominated by Romantic Times magazine's Booksellers That Care group for Best Romantic Comedy of 1998.
