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    The Baby Consultant

    By Anne Winston

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    CRASH COURSE IN BABY CARE 101

    When Jack Ferris became a father by default, he had an armful of infant and less than half a clue. The high–powered executive desperately needed a "baby consultant," and alluring Frannie Brooks fit the bill. She had a special touch with the child and with him.

    Frannie had once loved a man who only wanted her mummy skills and vowed never again. But Jack made her feel like a sensual, desirable woman for the first time. Yet how could she be sure he truly wanted her...and not just her maternal instincts?

    Butler County Brides:
    Three small–town friends bring three of the sexiest, most powerful men to their knees!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460860717
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