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    The Knight, The Waitress And The Toddler

    By Arlene James

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    FROM BUD TO BLOSSOM

    DESPERATELY SEEKING SIR GALAHAD

    Attorney Edward White's reputation was rock solid: he was as reliable and romantic as granite. Until desperate, penniless heiress Laurel Heffington Miller sought protection for her secret son and made mincemeat of Edward's orderly existence! In a twinkling, the wide–eyed waitress and her adorable baby boy had rangy, rumpled Edward dressing for success. Leaping through legal loopholes. And stealing kisses hot enough to melt Mount Rushmore! But could this improbable white knight save this utterly irresistible damsel in distress?

    FROM BUD TO BLOSSOM. Through the eyes of love, an ordinary guy can become an extraordinary man an average Edward a dashing prince. Don't miss these stories about the transforming power of true love!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460875773
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    Arlene James

    Author of more than 90 books, including the Chatam House and Prodigal Ranch series, from Love Inspired, with listing at www.arlenejames.com and www.chatamhouseseries.com. Can be reached at POB 5582, Bella Vista, AR 72714 or deararlenejames@gmail.com.

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