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Book Reviews of Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4)

Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4)
Stand in Bride - Fortune's Children, Bk 4
Author: Barbara Boswell
ISBN-13: 9780373389056
ISBN-10: 0373389051
Publication Date: 1996
Pages: 249
Rating:
  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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4 stars, based on 17 ratings
Publisher: Silhouette Books
Book Type: Paperback
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bookrack avatar reviewed Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4) on + 41 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Didn't really care for it.
reviewed Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4) on + 194 more book reviews
A great read, I really enjoyed it. From the back:
considered America's most eligible bachelor, high powered exec. Michael Fortune didn't want a wife. So he offered his faithful secretary, Julia Chandler a proposition: become his pretend bride...for a price. What will happen when their convenient engagement becomes a passion filled affair, producing an unexpected heir.
SouthernDestiny avatar reviewed Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4) on + 156 more book reviews
4th book in a series of 12 Fortune's Children

They called him Americas most eligible bachelor, but high-powered executive Michael Fortune didnt want a wife. So he offered his faithful secretary, Julia Chandler, a surprising proposition: become his pretend bride for a price. Then the world would think he was married, and he could get back to business. Michael never questioned why unassuming Julia agreed to his outlandish charade. Or what would happen once their convenient engagement became a passion-filled affairproducing an unexpected heir to the Fortune dynasty.
reviewed Stand in Bride (Fortune's Children, Bk 4) on
They call him America's most elegible bachelor, but high-powered executive Michael Fortune doesn't want a wife. So he offers his faithful secretary, Julia Chandler, a surprising proposition--become his pretend bride, for a price. Michael never questions why unassuming Julia agrees to his outlandish charade.