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(New page: From the back cover. <b>She wants a baby. He wants an heir. But what about love?</b> Hannah has been married once before, but now she is perfectly happy on her own. Well maybe not perfect...) |
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| + | * '''Author''': [[Sandra Marton]] | ||
| + | * '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]] | ||
| + | * '''Year''': 1997 | ||
| + | ==Book Description== | ||
<b>She wants a baby. He wants an heir. But what about love?</b> | <b>She wants a baby. He wants an heir. But what about love?</b> | ||
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Hannah has been married once before, but now she is perfectly happy on her own. Well maybe not perfectly happy. She has always wanted children. | Hannah has been married once before, but now she is perfectly happy on her own. Well maybe not perfectly happy. She has always wanted children. | ||
So when her boss, Grant MacLean, suggests that they marry in order to have a child, Hannah is tempted. Secretly she finds Grant incredibly attractive and she can have it all: a home and security, and a baby to love. This time, there will be no man owning her heart who can break it, or will there? Can Hannah really go through a wedding and a pregnancy with Grant, and then not care if he acts on his plan to divorce her? | So when her boss, Grant MacLean, suggests that they marry in order to have a child, Hannah is tempted. Secretly she finds Grant incredibly attractive and she can have it all: a home and security, and a baby to love. This time, there will be no man owning her heart who can break it, or will there? Can Hannah really go through a wedding and a pregnancy with Grant, and then not care if he acts on his plan to divorce her? | ||
Latest revision as of 00:15, 26 August 2008
- Author: Sandra Marton
- Publisher: Harlequin Presents
- Year: 1997
Book Description
She wants a baby. He wants an heir. But what about love?
Hannah has been married once before, but now she is perfectly happy on her own. Well maybe not perfectly happy. She has always wanted children.
So when her boss, Grant MacLean, suggests that they marry in order to have a child, Hannah is tempted. Secretly she finds Grant incredibly attractive and she can have it all: a home and security, and a baby to love. This time, there will be no man owning her heart who can break it, or will there? Can Hannah really go through a wedding and a pregnancy with Grant, and then not care if he acts on his plan to divorce her?
