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    The Million-Dollar Question

    By Kimberly Lang

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    The man with the money...

    Evan Lawford is the last person in the world ballerina Olivia Madison wants to ask for financial support - the humiliation of their last encounter has haunted her for years! He may be the one who got away, but for the sake of her art, she'll plaster on a smile (and a killer dress) and play nice...

    Except their chemistry is so insane that soon they're bypassing nice and going straight to all night long! The trouble is, resisting Olivia's charms has never been Evan's strong point and when a girl's this intriguing there's a fine line between a minor relapse…and a full-on addiction...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateNov 1, 2014
    ISBN9781488713545
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    The Million-Dollar Question
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    Kimberly Lang

    Kimberly Lang is a Southern belle with a trouble-making streak and a great love of strong heroes and even stronger heroines. A former ballet dancer and English teacher, she now does yoga and writes the kind of books she always loved to read. She’s married to her college sweetheart, is mom to the most amazing child on the planet, and shares her office space with a dog named Cupid. Visit her website at www.BooksByKimberly.com.

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