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    A Father for Danny
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    A Father for Danny

    By Janice Carter

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    Samantha Sorrenti's business is finding things. But her newestand youngestclient just hired her to find something a lot more complicated: the father he's never known. And time's running out.

    Forced to accept help from her sister, an FBI agent, Sam tracks down Chase Sullivan. But Chase is concealing a secret he's determined to keep Sam and her sister from exposing. And Sam's as determined to reunite the father with the son who needs him so desperately.

    If Sam could only help Chase become the parent he was meant to be In return, maybe he could help her learn to trustand loveagain.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Superromance
    Release dateSep 1, 2008
    ISBN9781426822254
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    A Father for Danny
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    Janice Carter

    Writing has been a passion for Janice Carter from a young age but her 'second' career after teaching didn't officially start until she took a romance writing course at a local community college. The story she began then became her debut novel, a Harlequin Intrigue. Janice says she's been very lucky to do what she enjoys most--writing about the connections between people and their families; in other words, how we find love and romance.

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