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    One Night with the Doctor

    By Cindy Kirk

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    Cindy Kirk's next installment in RX For Love introduces us to a girl who always plays by the rulesalmost. And her one exception is going to change everything  

    "Perfect" Poppy Westover has always been a by-the-book kind of girl. But just this once, she ignores her rules and has a sizzling one-night stand with the crushingly handsome Dr. Benedict Campbell. It was a superb night that left Poppy breathless and pregnant. 

    Ben Campbell knows the pain of a broken heartso he is happy to settle for a good time. Still, when his unbelievable night with Poppy means that he will soon be answering to Daddy, he has to put everything on the linefor his child, and his child's mother. Because if Ben gets his way, he will soon be answering to Husband, as well!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateOct 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460319970
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    One Night with the Doctor
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    Cindy Kirk

    Cindy Kirk has loved to read for as long as she can remember. In first grade she received an award for reading one hundred books! Since selling her first story to Harlequin Books in 1999, Cindy has been forced to juggle her love of reading with her passion for creating stories of her own. But it's worth it. Writing for Harlequin Special Edition is a dream come true. Website: www.cindykirk.com

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