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Latest revision as of 05:32, 5 October 2009
- Author: Sandra Marton
- Publisher: Harlequin Presents #1962
- Year: 1997, First North American Publication 1998
- ISBN: 0373119623
- Setting: Connecticut
Book Description
Three Brides, three grooms---and they all meet at THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR
Annie and Chase Cooper were reunited, reluctantly, for their daughter Dawn's wedding. But when Dawn got cold feet about her honeymoon, Chase had an idea. It was important that his daughter and her new husband should start life together believing love never dies, so why didn't he and Annie pretend they were reconciled? Just for a while...
Enjoy the rekindled passion that sizzles between Annie and Chase. Is this to be the reconciliation of the year? find out---in this, the second story in Sandra Marton's enthralling trilogy!
See Also
THE WEDDING OF THE YEAR
