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    One Snowbound Weekend...

    By Christy Lockhart

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    Dazed and injured, Angie Burton battled a blizzard to get home, only the thought of her husband's warm, strong arms keeping her going. But Angie wasn't prepared for the icy reception that awaited heror the realization that she had no memory of walking out on the man she loved.

    Shane Masters had sworn off women forever. But now he was holed up with the last woman he'd vowed would ever melt his heart. Yet Angie remembered only their love, and Shane couldn't deny the way his ex-wife still set him afire with her smoldering glances and sizzling touch. In one snowbound weekend, could Shane learn to forgive his long-lost bride and reclaim the promise of forever?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateDec 17, 2012
    ISBN9781460311103
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