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    The Carpenter and the Tycoon/To Forgive Is Divine: Two Stories in One Volume
    The Carpenter and the Tycoon/To Forgive Is Divine: Two Stories in One Volume
    The Carpenter and the Tycoon/To Forgive Is Divine: Two Stories in One Volume
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    The Carpenter and the Tycoon/To Forgive Is Divine: Two Stories in One Volume

    By Audrey Schrum Boenig

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    Ms. Carpenter is adamant she will never marry and become any mans Slave. But then she is hired by Max for a big remodeling job.

    Is there any crime against a person that can never, ever be forgiven?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateMar 12, 2013
    ISBN9781466975620
    The Carpenter and the Tycoon/To Forgive Is Divine: Two Stories in One Volume

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