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    The End of Faking It

    By Natalie Anderson

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    A teenage romance-turned-nightmare has taught Penny Fairburn that faking it is the only way to go. It's not until she's asked to assist gorgeous Carter Dodds in her office that she discovers how wrong she's been!

    Carter can have any woman on a plate, and likes the smorgasbord approach! But after some scorching nights with Penny, "no-strings" Carter has changed his tunePenny's not faking anything in his bed, but getting her to admit her true feelings for him out in the real world is a whole new challenge.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateJul 1, 2011
    ISBN9781459207936
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    The End of Faking It
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    Natalie Anderson

    USA Today bestselling author Natalie Anderson writes emotional contemporary romance full of sparkling banter, sizzling heat and uplifting endings--perfect for readers who love to escape with empowered heroines and arrogant alphas who are too sexy for their own good. When not writing you'll find her wrangling her 4 children, 3 cats, 2 goldish and 1 dog... and snuggled in a heap on the sofa with her husband at the end of the day. Follow her at www.natalie-anderson.com.

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