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    The Marriage Clause

    By Alexx Andria

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    She can't be tied down…unless he can persuade her it's worth it!

    Katherine Oliver is not interested in getting married. The only problem is she can't keep her hands off gorgeous billionaire Luca Donato, who wants to put a ring on it! So she puts Luca to the test in an X–rated battle of wits – to persuade herself that their nights of passion can turn into something more!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateApr 1, 2018
    ISBN9781489259127
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    The Marriage Clause
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    Alexx Andria

    Alexx Andria is a USA TODAY best-selling author who writes hot, contemporary stories about strong women and their difficult men. She loves bringing an Alpha man to his knees through the cunning and wit of a woman who knows her worth. Happily-ever-afters are a must but it's a rocky journey to that sweet spot, which is part of the fun. Discover your newest obsession with an Alexx Andria read!  

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