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The Wedding Date,
single work
novel
romance
'Never mix business...with cocktails!
'Hannah is PA to the smart and gorgeous adventurer and TV presenter Bradley Knight. Together they make the perfect professional partnership - they're both ambitious, super-organised and don't own an off-button!
'So when Hannah heads back to Tasmania for her sister's wedding, and back into the family craziness she had run from years before, the last thing she wants is for Bradley to come too. He sees it as a perfect shooting location; she just wants to shoot herself if he sees her in less than a super-human professional light.
'How can she stay zipped up and professional when karaoke and flowing mojitos are the wedding entertainment?!'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
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The Secret Wedding Dress,
single work
novel
romance
'Breaking her no-dates rule Paige Danforth isn't interested in setting herself up for an unhappy-ever-after - thanks to her father's betrayal, the closest she'll ever get to walking down the aisle is as a bridesmaid. But one bridal sale later Paige is left clutching her own champagne chiffon wedding dress! Clearly she needs to end her self-imposed dating drought... Enter devilishly hot neighbour Gabe Hamilton. He wants Paige in his bed and nothing more - no promises made, no promises broken. But will this big, bad adventurer stick around when he discovers not only skeletons but the wedding dress in her closet? ' (Publisher's blurb)
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Faking It to Making It,
single work
novel
romance
'A dilemma, a deal…a date!
'Charmer Nate Mackenzie is in the middle of a plus-one dilemma for his friend's wedding. Any of his recent dates would start dreaming of a solitaire for their own left hand. Worse, going stag will leave him at the mercy of a setup by his ever-hopeful sisters.
'Discovering that Saskia Bloom is doing online-dating research for a website, he strikes a deal. She'll take the research rather than a relationship and he'll get a fake date. There might be no shortage of sexual attraction between them – but as complete opposites, will they be at all convincing as a "happy couple"?' (Publisher's blurb)