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    Punchline

    By Jacqueline Diamond

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    About this ebook

    She just woke up in bed with her worst enemy! What’s her next move?

    Rival magazine editors Belle and Darryl wage a fierce, funny and public battle of wits. She skewers his arrogance, while he delights in needling her. Then someone spikes the punch at a party and...oops!

    They’re determined never to mention this again. But the joke has a punchline: there’s a little person due in nine months.

    When their secret goes viral, their clash goes nuclear! Can enemies become friends as well as co-parents?

    USA Today Bestselling author Jacqueline Diamond won a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for her heartwarming, hilarious romantic comedies. Welcome to the first book in her Scoundrels in Love trilogy!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJacqueline Diamond
    Release dateJun 1, 2017
    ISBN9781370208524
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    Jacqueline Diamond

    Romantic comedy, suspense and medical drama characterize USA TODAY-bestselling author Jacqueline Diamond’s 100 published novels. A former Associated Press reporter and TV columnist, Jackie writes the Safe Harbor Medical miniseries for Harlequin American Romance. You can sign up for her free monthly newsletter at her website: www.jacquelinediamond.com. On Twitter, she's @jacquediamond. On FB, find her at JacquelineDiamondAuthor. Email: jdiamondfriends@yahoo.com.

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