The Wedlocked Wife
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BACK WITH HER HUSBAND -- BUT ON HIS TERMS!
Reece Villiers is handsome, incredibly driven and successful -- and too proud to show his love. Sorrel left him, so the only solution can be a divorce.... Until he meets her again for the first time in three months and realizes that she's pregnant
Suddenly Reece is insisting that they remain married -- or he will sue for custody of their child. Sorrel is furious: is he just flexing his undoubted power because she walked out on their marriage? But wedlock is the only answer if she is to do the right thing for her baby -- even if that means being Reece's wife again in every sense....
| Author | Maggie Cox |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Mills & Boon |
| Place | London |
| Year | 2006-04 |
| ISBN | 9780263848045 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Very Good |
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