The Right Bride? (49 page)

Their smiles became grins, tender loving grins. ‘Wife,’ he said softly, as if savouring the sound. ‘My wife,’ he said lovingly. ‘My extra-special—wife.’

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First published in Great Britain 2010

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THE RIGHT BRIDE? © by Harlequin Enterprises II B.V./S.a.r.l 2010

Bride of Desire, The English Aristocrat’s Bride
and
Vacancy: Wife of Convenience
were first published in Great Britain by Harlequin Mills & Boon Limited in separate, single volumes.

Bride of Desire
© Sara Craven 2006

The English Aristocrat’s Bride
© Sandra Field 2005

Vacancy: Wife of Convenience
© Jessica Steele 2005

ISBN: 978-1-408-91557-8