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    Manhattan Millionaire’s Cinderella
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    Manhattan Millionaire’s Cinderella

    By Sun Chara

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    Will their wedding night be a one-night stand or a merger for keeps?

    Global real estate mogul, Cade Sloan should've listened to his own advice: trust no one, and never a woman…especially not his 24 hour bride gone AWOL with his millions. Nina, mousy secretary turned sexy vixen, will repay every penny with interest…

    When Cade gears up for a takeover, there's sweet hell to pay. Nina owes her husband a wedding night and he’s hell bent on collecting… his way, his time, his pleasure.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateOct 17, 2013
    ISBN9780007555321
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    Manhattan Millionaire’s Cinderella
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    Sun Chara

    Sun Chara, a multi-published, JABBIC winner for Manhattan Millionaire's Cinderella, writes sexy, hip 'n fun contemporary romance, high adventure historical romance, and any genre that knocks at her imagination. Globetrotting for lore while keeping tabs on Hollywood leads, she loves the challenge of creating stories for book and screen. Find out more about her at https://facebook.com/suncharaauthorpage or on Twitter @sunchara3.

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