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    You Made Me Love You

    By Neesa Hart

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    Just who does this man think he is?

    Eli can't resist pretty, passionate Liza Kincaid, even though he's vowed he'd never take another bride. But Liza's tender touch makes him ache with long-forgotten desires, and he quickly decides that their lives won't be complete until he has a wedding ring on her finger. And when his custody of his little girl is threatened, Eli knows he must do anything in his power to make his family whole.

    Bold, brash Eli came barging into pretty teacher Liza Kincaid's world, turning it upside down and, at first, making her wish she'd never met the man. But one look in his daughter's sad eyes made Liza realize she would do anything to help the child, even if it also meant spending time with her infuriating father. And although Liza's head tells her he's all wrong, his unexpected kisses begin to feel so right...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJun 11, 2013
    ISBN9780062303370
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    Neesa Hart

    Neesa Hart is the author of numerous contemporary romances for Silhouette Special Edition. In addition, she has written historical romance under a pseudonym. She is an active campaigner for children's rights. She lives in Washington, DC

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