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    The Matchmaker's Happy Ending
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    The Matchmaker's Happy Ending
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    The Matchmaker's Happy Ending

    By Shirley Jump

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    Professional matchmaker Marnie Franklin is delighted when she finally finds a great guy for her widowed mum – until she discovers that the man's son is none other than Jack Knight. Although successful and dreamy–looking, she blames Jack for destroying her father's business.

    But Jack's determined to show Marnie that her own Mr Right could indeed be right under her nose!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateMay 1, 2013
    ISBN9781743640296
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    The Matchmaker's Happy Ending
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    Shirley Jump

    New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Shirley Jump spends her days writing romance to feed her shoe addiction and avoid cleaning the toilets. She cleverly finds writing time by feeding her kids junk food, allowing them to dress in the clothes they find on the floor and encouraging the dogs to double as vacuum cleaners. Chat with her via Facebook: www.facebook.com/shirleyjump.author or her website: www.shirleyjump.com.

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