Bride By Friday
1st Edition
Published on 28. November 2013
192 pages
978-1-4720-6769-2 (ISBN)
Description
The marriage deadline
Tessa is on a mission of mercy. She can barely afford the visit to England to check that her newly orphaned nephew will be all right with his grandmother. Then she plans to return to Australia and her fiance.
But it all goes awry as soon as she steps onto the plane and meets Charles Cameron. He's an Australian farmer who's just become the thirteenth Earl of Dalston, and he has an inheritance to protect, for others more than himself. He needs a bride by Friday-his thirtieth birthday-and Tessa fits the bill....
Tessa is on a mission of mercy. She can barely afford the visit to England to check that her newly orphaned nephew will be all right with his grandmother. Then she plans to return to Australia and her fiance.
But it all goes awry as soon as she steps onto the plane and meets Charles Cameron. He's an Australian farmer who's just become the thirteenth Earl of Dalston, and he has an inheritance to protect, for others more than himself. He needs a bride by Friday-his thirtieth birthday-and Tessa fits the bill....
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Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
1,04 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-6769-2 (9781472067692)
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Person
Marion Lennox is a country girl, born on a south-east Australian dairy farm. She moved on - mostly because the cows just weren't interested in her stories! Married to a 'very special doctor', Marion writes hugely popular Medical Romances as well as Harlequin Romances. In her other life she cares for kids, cats, dogs, chooks and goldfish, she travels, she fights her rampant garden (she's losing) and her house dust (she's lost!) - oh, and she teaches statistics and computing to undergraduates at her local university.
