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    The Engagement Project

    By Brenda Harlen

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    Megan Roarke had a secret crush on Gage Richmond; but what woman didn't? The gorgeous heir apparent to his family's pharmaceutical company was also a legendary playboy. So why had her boss selected his plain–Jane employee to be his temporary fiancé e?

    It was only supposed to last six months so Gage could win a coveted promotion. But once his sweet, shy employee accepted his offer; on the condition he accompany her to her high school reunion; everything changed. Falling for Megan was the easy part. Now if Gage could just convince her that they were ready for the next step; that fateful walk down the aisle…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460827970
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    The Engagement Project
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    Brenda Harlen

    Brenda Harlen is a multi-award winning author for Harlequin Special Edition who has written over 25 books for the company.

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