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    Matched in Minnesota: At the Altar, #22
    Matched in Minnesota: At the Altar, #22
    Matched in Minnesota: At the Altar, #22
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    Matched in Minnesota: At the Altar, #22

    By Kirsten Osbourne

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    When Marissa discovers that her fiancé has not only died, but he died with the woman he was cheating on her with, she decided she needs to completely change her life. She contacts Matchrimony to find a man to marry, sight unseen and no questions asked. When she sees her future husband as she walks down the aisle, she is mesmerized by him, desperately hoping he won't be a player.

    Dr. Aaron Christiansen is a professor of history at a small college in Minnesota. After his department head tells him that he will not be able to achieve tenure with all the female students stalking him and waiting outside his office to talk to him, he decides to marry, but he isn't sure how to find someone. When he hears about Matchrimony, he immediately contacts Dr. Lachele to have her find him a bride. He plans on putting his new wife on a shelf and only getting her down when he needs her. Taking time to spend with her and not study simply cannot be part of his plan.
    Will Marissa be able to deal with her new husband, the quintessential absent-minded professor? Will the two of them be able to see past their differences to find love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherUnlimited Dreams
    Release dateFeb 26, 2020
    ISBN9781393908975
    Matched in Minnesota: At the Altar, #22

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