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    His-and-Hers Family

    By Bonnie K. Winn

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    Blake Matthews is
    Designer suits and aftershave
    Seductive smiles
    LA
    Father of Three

    Cassie Hawkins is
    Aprons and Ivory soap
    Blushing cheeks
    Twin Corners, TX
    Mother of three

    Well they've got one thing in common. Make that six!

    A millionaire needed a country girl? Cassie couldn't imagine why until she met Blake'sumlively sons and wound up glued to a drain pipe!

    Cassie's own kids were smart, polite, with big dreams and an old-fashioned courtesy that Blake wanted for his sons. He hired Cassie for their sakebut one he'd lured her to the City of Angels, would he see that he needed Cassie even more for himself?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459260665
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    Bonnie K. Winn

    Bonnie K. Winn Author of 42 historical and contemporary romances, Bonnie has won numerous awards for her bestselling books. Affaire de Coeur named her one of the top ten romance authors in America. 14 million of her books are in print and have been translated into over twenty languages. She loves writing contemporary romance because she can explore the fascinating strengths of today's women. She shares her life with two winsome Westies. Her son & his family live nearby.

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