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    A Marriage Made in Joeville

    By Anne Eames

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    SCANDALOUS COWBOY!

    When Ryder Malone announced his plans to marry an older, frail-looking brothel owner with a fatherless little boy, Savannah Smith knew something wasn't right in Joeville, Montana. The bride-to-be aside, how had a sexy lonerlong-estranged from his own familybecome devoted to a kid that wasn't his?

    All Savannah knew was that Ryder had been the husband of her dreams since high school. And considering that he'd introduced her to the wonders of passion mere nights before his shocking announcement, the only woman Ryder was walking down the aisle with was Savannah!

    THE MONTANA MALONES:
    Three sexy brothers whose lips are sealed with their secrets 'til passion pries 'em loose.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459271661
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