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    One Fiancee To Go, Please

    By JACKIE BRAUN

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    Appetizer

    Jack Maris was in a pickle. He needed a make-believe fiancée to introduce to his new boss. Luckily, he knew a lovely waitress who owed him a favor .

    Entree

    Tess Donovan relished a distraction from her demanding life, the chance to wear a little black dress and be romanced. But most of all, she longed to spend time with Jack and savor the forbidden feelings his touch evoked.

    Dessert

    Faster than news of their "engagement" spread through town, Jack and Tess developed a craving for each other. But as the end of their delicious charade drew near, could Jack give up tasting Tess forever?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateMay 15, 2014
    ISBN9781460352496
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    JACKIE BRAUN

    Jackie Braun is the author of more than thirty romance novels. She is a three-time RITA finalist and a four-time National Readers’ Choice Award finalist. She lives in Michigan with her husband and two sons.

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