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    Court of Contempt

    By M.J. McGhee

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    November 2011. Brett Madigan has it all, but is still unfulfilled : a double first at Oxford leading to an enviable career as a barrister in a leading chambers specialising in divorce and matrimonial finance in central London, a wife, three children and a large country home in swanky Hampshire. After another successful trial, he meets fellow barrister Darya Ross on the train journey home, a tall, glamorous and attractive freelance child protection specialist. The sizzlingly hot chemistry they create with each other on the journey and beyond will be a tonic for them, but poison for others. Can he use his sophisticated brain to manipulate two highly intelligent women without being caught out?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateFeb 22, 2014
    ISBN9781483521169
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