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Bringing Up Baby

✍ Scribed by Douglas, Charlotte

Book ID: 109575891
Publisher: Harlequin
Tongue: en-US
Weight: 130 KB
Series: Harlequin American Romance 623
Category: Fiction
ISBN-13: 9781459274822

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✦ Synopsis

Would they form an instant family?

Devon Clarke, author of the popular column "Bringing Up Baby," was America's best-loved baby expert. That's why two fans bequethed her a tiny tyke named Amanda. How were they to know that Devon was living a lie--that she wasn't really married and didn't know a thing about babies!

At least Devon's new carpenter, Colin O'Reilly, was a jack-of-all-trades. He could change diapers, burp babies and warm bottles. But would Colin go along with Devon's plans for matrimony? When an urgent call sent her reeling, she not only needed a baby and a daddy, she needed an instant husband, too!

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