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Overnight Father
Suddenly a husband...
Matthew Monroe was about to get married—--except he already was! Apparently he'd forgotten to have his marriage of convenience to the lovely Lexy Constantine annulled--—although he'd never forgotten Lexy.
...and a daddy!
Lexy had to find a husband— -- fast! With her parents due any minute, expecting to meet her family, she needed a man who'd make her marriage look authentic. When Matthew appeared on her doorstep, claiming they were still married, she thought her prayers had been answered.... Then she remembered ---—she'd
never told him he was a daddy!
OOPS! STILL MARRIED!
And the honeymoon has just begun!
Matthew Monroe was about to get married—--except he already was! Apparently he'd forgotten to have his marriage of convenience to the lovely Lexy Constantine annulled--—although he'd never forgotten Lexy.
...and a daddy!
Lexy had to find a husband— -- fast! With her parents due any minute, expecting to meet her family, she needed a man who'd make her marriage look authentic. When Matthew appeared on her doorstep, claiming they were still married, she thought her prayers had been answered.... Then she remembered ---—she'd
never told him he was a daddy!
OOPS! STILL MARRIED!
And the honeymoon has just begun!
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1999
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About the author
Debbi Rawlins
274 books66 followersDebbi Rawlins currently lives with her husband in Las Vegas, Nevada. A native of Hawaii, she married on Maui and has since lived in Cincinnati, Chicago, Tulsa, Houston, Detroit, and Durham, North Carolina during the past twenty years.
Now that she's had enough of the gypsy life, it'll take a crane, a bulldozer, and a forklift to get her out of her new home. Not that her friends would let her leave Las Vegas even if she wanted to. Debbi's home has become a retreat for writers from both coasts and her guest rooms are rarely empty.
Now that she's had enough of the gypsy life, it'll take a crane, a bulldozer, and a forklift to get her out of her new home. Not that her friends would let her leave Las Vegas even if she wanted to. Debbi's home has become a retreat for writers from both coasts and her guest rooms are rarely empty.
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