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Rent To Catch a Bride
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Format: Mass Market Paperback
Publisher: Berkley
Published: Sep 2009
Genre: Fiction - Romance - Historical
Retail Price: $7.99
Pages: 320
Synopsis
It was the perfect excuse to delay a dreaded marriage of convenience—head off on an exotic journey to track down a young lady missing in Egypt for six years. Rafe Ramsey, son of the Earl of Axebridge, is utterly besotted when he finally locates the beautiful and spirited Ayisha, who has taken a new name. But a mysterious past has made it impossible for her to return to England, and she is on the run from something far more serious than an unwanted betrothal.
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Reviews
It is intelligently written and gratifying in the end. Let's face it! We enjoy reading this genre because we like happy endings. I also get bored easily with a hero or heroine that do stupid things to further the plot. You won't be burdened with that, or lose interest. I read it front to back and enjoyed every minute. You will too.