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    In Roared Flint
    Make-Believe Bride
    Ebook series2 titles

    Rita Winner Series

    By Jan Hudson and Alaina Hawthorne

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    About this series


    HERE COMES THE BRIDE .

    Single mom Julie Stevens is about to get married again. Only, this time, she won't be jilted at the altar. Because this time, her groom isn't local bad boy Flint Durham. And this time, she sure as heck isn't wildly in love .

    THERE GOES THE BRIDE .

    How dare Flint kidnap her from her own wedding and ask her to marry him? Julie needs a husband whose kisses don't set her heart aflutter and her common sense askew. Besides, her twins need a level–headed stepfather. After all, they'll never know their real father. And, Julie vows, Flint will never know about them .

    RITA Award Winning Author
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    In Roared Flint
    Make-Believe Bride

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 2

      Make-Believe Bride
      Make-Believe Bride

      Make-Believe Bride

      Alaina Hawthorne
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      Conveniently Wed "I do," the bride and groom said without love they wed or so they thought! "MARRY ME?" (FOR THE MOMENT) Amber Oakland had loved her handsome boss from afar for months. But what would a millionaire like Bradley Ackerman ever see in a gal from the secretarial pool? The answer came as quite a surprise: he needed her to pose as his fiancé. "BE MINE FOREVER!" For his grandmother's sake, Bradley hoped Amber would go along with his charade. He'd introduce her to his family, escort her to their "engagement" party and then part as friends. Until "Grandy" got it into her head to plan them a real wedding.

      Conveniently Wed "I do," the bride and groom said without love they wed or so they thought! "MARRY ME?" (FOR THE MOMENT) Amber Oakland had loved her handsome boss from afar for months. But what would a millionaire like Bradley Ackerman ever see in a gal from the secretarial pool? The answer came as quite a surprise: he needed her to pose as his fiancé. "BE MINE FOREVER!" For his grandmother's sake, Bradley hoped Amber would go along with his charade. He'd introduce her to his family, escort her to their "engagement" party and then part as friends. Until "Grandy" got it into her head to plan them a real wedding.

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      In Roared Flint
      In Roared Flint

      In Roared Flint

      Jan Hudson
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      4/5

      HERE COMES THE BRIDE . Single mom Julie Stevens is about to get married again. Only, this time, she won't be jilted at the altar. Because this time, her groom isn't local bad boy Flint Durham. And this time, she sure as heck isn't wildly in love . THERE GOES THE BRIDE . How dare Flint kidnap her from her own wedding and ask her to marry him? Julie needs a husband whose kisses don't set her heart aflutter and her common sense askew. Besides, her twins need a level–headed stepfather. After all, they'll never know their real father. And, Julie vows, Flint will never know about them . RITA Award Winning Author

      HERE COMES THE BRIDE . Single mom Julie Stevens is about to get married again. Only, this time, she won't be jilted at the altar. Because this time, her groom isn't local bad boy Flint Durham. And this time, she sure as heck isn't wildly in love . THERE GOES THE BRIDE . How dare Flint kidnap her from her own wedding and ask her to marry him? Julie needs a husband whose kisses don't set her heart aflutter and her common sense askew. Besides, her twins need a level–headed stepfather. After all, they'll never know their real father. And, Julie vows, Flint will never know about them . RITA Award Winning Author

    Author

    Jan Hudson

    Except for a brief sojourn in Fort Knox, Kentucky, when her husband was in the army, Jan has lived her entire life in Texas. Like most Texans, she adores tall tales. One of her earliest memories is wearing her footed flannel pajamas and snuggling on someone's lap as patrons sat around the pot-bellied stove in her grandparents' country store-the same store where her mother once filled Bonnie and Clyde's gas tank. She remembers listening, engrossed, as the local characters that gathered there each evening swapped tales. People and their stories have always fascinated her. All kinds of people. All kinds of stories. And she loves books. All kinds of books. Her house is filled with scads of bookshelves, and books are stacked in odd places here and there. As a five-year-old, her great sorrow was the loss of her big fairy-tale volume to a hurricane. She didn't care about clothes or furniture-or even dolls. She wept buckets over that book. Jan has always had a vivid imagination and an active fantasy life, perhaps as a result of being an only child. Her curiosity is boundless and her interest range is extremely broad. In college she majored in both English and elementary education and minored in biology and history. Later she earned a master's degree and a doctorate in counseling, was a licensed psychologist and a crackerjack hypnotist, and taught college psychology (including statistics) for twelve years. Along the way she became a blue ribbon flower arranger, an expert on dreams, and a pretty decent bridge player. Yet, she had a creative itch she had to scratch. The need to write had always been there, nagging. Her mother always swore that her labor with Jan was so long and difficult because her daughter was holding a tablet in one hand and a pencil in the other and wouldn't let go. After years of daydreaming and secretly plotting novels, she took a few brush-up courses, joined Romance Writers of America, and plunged in. Now she writes full time, sees a few hypnotherapy clients on the side, and spends a lot of time reading-and daydreaming. Though her friends swore that their "love at first sight" romance would never last, Jan and her husband have been living happily ever after for more years that she likes to admit. After a brief career as a rock drummer, their tall, handsome, brilliant son is an ad agency creative director. His most creative production is an adorable grandson who loves the stories his Nana tells him. Her most memorable adventure was riding a camel to the Sphinx, climbing the Great Pyramid, and sailing down the Nile. Her favorite food is fudge. With pecans. Chocolate eclairs are a close second.

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