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Outback Marriage

The best man, the bridesmaid...and the Bush!

It was bad enough that Blythe Jones had to sit next to - and dance with! - rude, challenging, dangerously attractive Cal Whitworth at the wedding. It was definitely too much when his plane crashed on the way back and the two doctors had to spend the night in the wild. And as for his plea that Blythe should work in his Outback practice while his broken arm healed...well!

But for some reason Blythe agreed. And the more she saw of Cal - his dedication, his caring, his unnervingly sexy smile - the harder it was to remember why she was off men...

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

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Meredith Webber

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Meredith Webber is the author of over 50 contemporary romance novels. Many of her novels have been published as part of Mills and Boon's Medical Romance line of category romances. Her novels have been translated into dozens of languages, including Icelandic.

Before becoming a writer, Webber worked as a teacher, a travel agent, a pig farmer, and the coordinator of a respite care service. In 1992, she began to write medical romances. She allowed herself two years to become published, and within the first year she sold a novel. Since then, she has taught a romance writing course at Technical and Further Education College, helping her to analyze her own work.

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August 12, 2012
This is a better 3*. I liked the characters, emotions, bantering and sparring. The situations were great, a few steamy moments, some truth and bravado. All these mixed and blended well together to make a good story. I liked the spunk in the lead female and the grouchy compassion in the lead male. Sparks flew, and sides were shared and the whole thing was a great cuddle-up book. I would enjoy reading this book again, but not 'where's that book' kinda thing. Enjoy!
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