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* '''Author''': [[Karen Templeton]]
 
* '''Author''': [[Karen Templeton]]
 
* '''Publisher''': [[Special Edition|Silhouette Special Edition]] [[Special Edition By The Numbers| #1821]]
 
* '''Publisher''': [[Special Edition|Silhouette Special Edition]] [[Special Edition By The Numbers| #1821]]
 
* '''Year''': 2007
 
* '''Year''': 2007
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373274777/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Pride and Pregnancy]
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* '''Amazon Listing''': [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373274777/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Pride and Pregnancy]
  
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==Book Description==
 
Having worked her way through three husbands, Karleen has pretty much decided she sucks at marriage. So the last thing she needs is for this ohmigod-gorgeous Nordic God to move in next door. . .with his adorable, motherless, four-year-old twin boys. Unfortunately for Karleen, even though she and Troy Lindquist (the aforementioned Nordic God) have absolutely nothing in common, he is very sweet. And funny. And kind. And, yeah, sexy, in a dangerously effortless kind of way. And it’s been four years since his wife died. So she takes pity on him (okay, she caves), but she makes sure – after the sexual haze clears – that the painfully normal, albeit filthy rich entrepreneur notices that her Trailer Park Nouveau decor is nothing at all like his staunchly beige Early American.  
 
Having worked her way through three husbands, Karleen has pretty much decided she sucks at marriage. So the last thing she needs is for this ohmigod-gorgeous Nordic God to move in next door. . .with his adorable, motherless, four-year-old twin boys. Unfortunately for Karleen, even though she and Troy Lindquist (the aforementioned Nordic God) have absolutely nothing in common, he is very sweet. And funny. And kind. And, yeah, sexy, in a dangerously effortless kind of way. And it’s been four years since his wife died. So she takes pity on him (okay, she caves), but she makes sure – after the sexual haze clears – that the painfully normal, albeit filthy rich entrepreneur notices that her Trailer Park Nouveau decor is nothing at all like his staunchly beige Early American.  
  

Latest revision as of 19:43, 14 December 2007

Book Description

Having worked her way through three husbands, Karleen has pretty much decided she sucks at marriage. So the last thing she needs is for this ohmigod-gorgeous Nordic God to move in next door. . .with his adorable, motherless, four-year-old twin boys. Unfortunately for Karleen, even though she and Troy Lindquist (the aforementioned Nordic God) have absolutely nothing in common, he is very sweet. And funny. And kind. And, yeah, sexy, in a dangerously effortless kind of way. And it’s been four years since his wife died. So she takes pity on him (okay, she caves), but she makes sure – after the sexual haze clears – that the painfully normal, albeit filthy rich entrepreneur notices that her Trailer Park Nouveau decor is nothing at all like his staunchly beige Early American.

That her dysfunctional past is nothing like his uber-middle class one.

Except a few weeks later she discovers she’s carrying a little Nordic prince or princess. Uh. . .oops? And of course, Troy asks her to marry him, because that’s the kind of guy he is. But does she refuse his offer out of pride. . .or the breath-stealing fear of failing once again? From author’s website

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