Catherine Curzon, Eleanor Harkstead

The Captain and the Father of the Bride (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

FROM RNA AWARD FINALISTS CATHERINE CURZON & ELEANOR HARKSTEAD

Book eight in the Captivating Captains series

If Leo marries his best friend, they'll inherit a fortune. The only trouble is, he's already fallen for her father.

Yacht captain Leo's never stayed in one place long enough to fall in love. That all could change when he's left a million pounds. But there's a catch. Leo can only inherit the money if he takes a bride before the year is out. And Leo's the kind of man who's only interested in taking a husband.

So Leo and his best friend hatch a plan. She'll be his pretend bride, and he'll use his newfound wealth to support her animal sanctuary. What could possibly go wrong?

Archie's the closest thing to perfect Leo's ever seen. Dashing, mature and sexy as hell... After one hot night in a London hotel, Leo can't stop thinking about the legal eagle who's stolen his heart.

When Leo meets the father of his bride-to-be, he's in for the shock of his life. Can Archie and Leo join forces to give themselves and a stricken seal pup a second chance, or will a grasping lawyer with a checkbook in place of his heart scupper the happiness of the captain and the father of the bride?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Totally Entwined Group Ltd
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. April 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781839431258
• Artikelnr.: 66451492

Autorenporträt

Catherine Curzon is a royal historian who writes on all matters of 18th century. Her work has been featured on many platforms and Catherine has also spoken at various venues including the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, and Dr Johnson's House.

Catherine holds a Master's degree in Film and when not dodging the furies of the guillotine, writes fiction set deep in the underbelly of Georgian London.

She lives in Yorkshire atop a ludicrously steep hill.