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    The Baby Scheme

    By Jacqueline Diamond

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    Laughs meet chills in this suspenseful romantic comedy! Unfairly fired from her job as a reporter, Alli Gardner leaps at the chance to prove herself by exposing an illegal adoption and blackmail ring. But she needs a pretend husband, and why not her longtime nemesis, sexy ex-cop Kevin Vickers? When the bullets start flying and the adrenaline gets pumping, so does their sizzling attraction. Is there safety in his arms, or greater danger?

    Don’t miss this exciting romantic comedy from the USA Today bestselling author of the Safe Harbor Medical series. “...a real page turner. Jacqueline Diamond’s skill at mystery writing shines through in this suspenseful tale of opposites attracting.”—Madaleine Laird, Romantic Times

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJacqueline Diamond
    Release dateJul 11, 2019
    ISBN9780463313848
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    Jacqueline Diamond

    Romantic comedy, suspense and medical drama characterize USA TODAY-bestselling author Jacqueline Diamond’s 100 published novels. A former Associated Press reporter and TV columnist, Jackie writes the Safe Harbor Medical miniseries for Harlequin American Romance. You can sign up for her free monthly newsletter at her website: www.jacquelinediamond.com. On Twitter, she's @jacquediamond. On FB, find her at JacquelineDiamondAuthor. Email: jdiamondfriends@yahoo.com.

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