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    Claiming His Royal Heir

    By JENNIFER LEWIS

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    At Montoya's Mercy

    Playboy king Vasco Montoya won't be stopped. Learning that a sperm bank deposit he made as an indiscreet youth has been cashed, he vows to claim his royal heir—and the boy's lovely mother. By any means necessary.

    Stella Greco is just as determined to protect her little family from this interloper. But when life throws her a curve, she has no choice. She's whisked away to the Montoya kingdom for a fresh start. Even before they arrive, Vasco's fairy-tale seduction begins— but happily-ever-after is never as simple as a kiss, even when it's scorching

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateAug 1, 2011
    ISBN9781459209282
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    JENNIFER LEWIS

    Jennifer Lewis has always been drawn to fairy tales, and stories of passion and enchantment. Writing allows her to bring the characters crowding her imagination to life. She lives in sunny South Florida and enjoys the lush tropical environment and spending time on the beach all year long. Please visit her website at http://www.jenlewis.com.

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