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    MacAllister's Baby

    By Julie Cohen

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    Teacher Elisabeth Read isn't prepared for her cookery class to be given some star treatment by wealthy celebrity chef Angus MacAllister. She's even less prepared for the delicious attraction that flares between them! The usually cautious Elisabeth is soon feeling hot, bothered and definitely out of control, as Angus teases and tempts her into his bed!

    But all it takes is one small moment of recklessness and Elisabeth will be forced to make the toughest decision of her lifewhen she discovers she's pregnant .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateAug 1, 2007
    ISBN9781426804113
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    MacAllister's Baby
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    Julie Cohen

    Julie Cohen spent most of her childhood with her nose in a book and today still reads everything in sight! She gives workshops for fiction writers all over the UK and the US, and belongs to the Romantic Novelists’ Association in the UK and Romance Writers of America. Her hobbies include walking, travelling, listening to loud music, watching films and eating far too much popcorn. Julie lives in Berkshire, England with her family. Visit her website at: www.julie-cohen.com

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      I know I said I was ready to pass on ModX because they weren't quite my flavour, but this book is just, well, yum! It's sexy, sensual and fun. I love the hero, and the heroine is fine, too. She's not as likeable, but she's okay. I can live with her (I'm not a huge fan of teachers in general). And mmmh, food...
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      I know I said I was ready to pass on ModX because they weren't quite my flavour, but this book is just, well, yum! It's sexy, sensual and fun. I love the hero, and the heroine is fine, too. She's not as likeable, but she's okay. I can live with her (I'm not a huge fan of teachers in general). And mmmh, food...