β Scribed by Laurey Bright
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MARCH MADNESS
DEBUT AUTHOR
Conveniently Wed
A MOTHER'S LIE
Five years after little Kristy was conceived, all of Charisse Lane's carefully constructed lies come crashing down. One fateful encounter finally brought her face-to-face with the father of the child she'd raised. And the single mother knew her life would be forever changed.
A FATHER'S SURPRISE
Daniel Richmond never walked away from his responsibilities. Hadn't Charisse always known he would demand to know his child...ask them both to share his life? But for her, falling in love with the handsome bachelor was never a concern. Just as resisting his convenient marriage proposal would never be easy....
They married for convenience...but can love be far behind?
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