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Rent A Bride Most Begrudging
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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Baker Pub Group
Published: Jul 2005
Genre: Fiction - Historical - General
Retail Price: $19.00
Pages: 347
Synopsis
When Lady Constance Morrow finds herself held against her will aboard a ship bound for the American colonies-a ship filled with 'tobacco brides' and felons-she is quite sure that as soon as she arrives she will find a reasonable man who will believe her father is an earl and send her back on the next ship to England. Instead she meets Drew O'Connor, a determined Colonial farmer who is nearly as headstrong as she is. Drew wins Constance as his bride but soon realizes he has taken on much more than he bargained for
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