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    Love/Forty
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    Love/Forty

    By Bette McNicholas

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    About this ebook

    Mercedes McFadden is pursued by the one man she could fall madly in love with…but he's the last man on earth she'd ever want to marry. She doesn't believe opposites attract.

    Dante Edwards has lived a rich and elaborate life. Mercedes and her twin brother were orphaned and moved from one foster home to another until they were ten. She's afraid of love and commitment and he wants to settle down and have a family.

    Dante, the number two tennis player in the world, is known for his playboy lifestyle but meeting Mercedes was love at first sight. Can he change her mind about falling in love when he flies her to France on their first date? Or will the paparazzi drive her away?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Wild Rose Press
    Release dateFeb 14, 2018
    ISBN9781509217632
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