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    Suddenly A Daddy

    By Mindy Neff

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    Delaney's GROOMS

    "You don't own a tux shop for forty years and not know a little something about romance." Karl Delaney

    You're going to be a daddy!

    Bridegroom Dylan Montgomery was the kind of man who could take anything on the chin and give as good as he got in business and in life. But when Dylan found one of Karl Delaney's infamous notes in his tux pocket that said he would be a father, a light breeze could have flattened Dylan. Because the mother could only be Karl's niece, Whitney Emerson.

    Whit was the one woman who made Dylan want turn in his bachelor status to be her husband. But was their one night of passion the only secret she wanted to keep? Would the other be showing just in time for Dylan's prearranged marriage to an in–name–only wife...?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460856963
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    Mindy Neff

    Mindy Neff is the award winning author of twenty-seven novels and novellas. Her books have won the National Reader’s Choice Award, the Orange Rose Award of Excellence, the Romantic Times Career Achievement award and the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award, as well as W.I.S.H. awards for outstanding heroes, and two prestigious RITA nominations. Mindy lives in Southern California with her husband and a very spoiled Maltese.

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