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    His Baby Surprise

    By Kathie Denosky

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    Dr...daddy?


    Tyler Braden was shocked that his first maternity patient in a rural Smoky Mountain clinic was the one-night stand he could never forget. And stunned to discover that her baby was his. Almost ten months ago he and Lexi Hatfield had made slow, sweet love one long, lonely night back in Chicago. A big-city doctor with big-time aspirations, Ty never planned on a son...or a wife. Why, then, did he fantasise about snuggling under the patchwork quilt with Lexi and enjoying a lifetime of country lovin’?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781488777318
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    His Baby Surprise
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    Kathie Denosky

    USA Today Bestselling Author, Kathie DeNosky, writes highly emotional stories laced with a good dose of humor. Kathie lives in her native southern Illinois and loves writing at night while listening to country music on her favorite radio station.

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