The Best Love Stories of 2010

ISBN-10: 1742555306
ISBN-13: 9781742555300
Category: Australian fiction
Pages: 1203
Language: English
Published: 2010
Authors: Sophia James, Tessa Radley, Emily Forbes

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A DOCTOR, A NURSE: A CHRISTMAS BABY by Amy Andrews Nurse Maggie Green is devoted to the children on the intensive care ward at Brisbane's Children's Hospital. Nash Reece is a top-notch doctor with a reputation as a heartbreaker and, for the first time, one night just isn't enough. BILLION-DOLLAR BABY BARGAIN by Tessa Radley Turned from best man to baby's guardian in one shocking moment, Connor North intended to stake his claim. If maid-of-honour Victoria Sutton wanted any part in the child's life, she would have to play by his rules¿ MARRIAGE REUNITED: BABY ON THE WAY by Sharon Archer Dr. Liz Campbell thought her marriage to her gorgeous fire-fighter husband was over but Jack knows he's the man for Liz, and now he's back to prove it to her! PLAYBOY BOSS, LIVE-IN MISTRESS by Kelly Hunter Forced to work and live together, personal assistant Sienna Raleigh discovers that billionaire Alexander Wentworth is just as demanding away from the office... WANTED: A FATHER FOR HER TWINS by Emily Forbes It takes one deliciously attractive, Dr Nick Masters to stop Rosie thinking she's just a plain and plump single mum. Rosie finds Nick's charms are very hard to resist¿ MISTLETOE MAGIC by Sophia James A paragon of virtue, Miss Lillian Davenport has an unrivalled reputation. So why has she offered to pay dangerous American, Lucas Clairmont, for a single kiss?

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