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    Last Man Standing

    By Wendy Rosnau

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    THE FAMILY MAN



    Lucky Masado was already heir to one throne—but he'd had another thrust upon him. And he was in between those two worlds when into his life walked Elena Tandi. The spirited beauty was full of questions, and she was not going to like his answers.



    Elena knew that Lucky Masado could shed light on who her family really was. But she could not have anticipated the passion she would have for him, a street soldier who was about to embark on a long-anticipated battle. When it was over, there would be only one man standing. Would it be Lucky? And would she be the woman by his side?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateNov 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426882739
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    Wendy Rosnau

    Wendy Rosnau lives in a country setting near Brainerd, Minnesota with her husband and their two energetic teenagers. A former hairdresser, she now divides her time between operating the bookstore she and her husband opened in 1998, and writing romantic suspense. In her spare time she enjoys reading, painting and drawing, traveling and spending time with her family. Wendy's first book, THE LONG HOT SUMMER, was a Romantic Times Magazine nominee for the prestigious Best First Series Romance Award for 2000. Wendy's third book, THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE LAW, is a Romantic Times Magazine TOP PICK.

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