THE MARQUIS AND THE MOTHER-TO-BE
Jun 2014 · Sold by Silhouette
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Back in her lush, beloved Carramer, Carissa Day purchased the perfect B and B for raising her babies-to-be. Trouble was, an aristocratic "intruder" proved she'd been swindled—her new home was actually his royal lodge. Worse, he proved to be Carissa's teenage crush, Eduard de Marigny, Marquis of Merrisand—now more irresistible than ever.
Penniless and pregnant—with triplets!— Carissa had to flee. Eduard, however, had other ideas. Namely, a partnership giving Carissa a title and protection—and giving him an instant heir. Still, even with reignited passion burning between them, even with a kingdom at her feet, could Carissa wed her first and only love—and forever forsake having his heart?
Penniless and pregnant—with triplets!— Carissa had to flee. Eduard, however, had other ideas. Namely, a partnership giving Carissa a title and protection—and giving him an instant heir. Still, even with reignited passion burning between them, even with a kingdom at her feet, could Carissa wed her first and only love—and forever forsake having his heart?
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About the author
Valerie Parv is a romance author who was made a Member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia and recognised for `significant service to the arts as a prolific author, and as a role model and mentor to young emerging writers.' A founding member of Romance Writers of Australia, Parv is the author of 85 books, with total sales of more than 29 million copies worldwide. The Romance Writers of Australia's Valerie Parv Award was established in her honour.
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