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Shooting The Moon
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-4089-4451-6
- EAN9781408944516
- Date de parution01/11/2011
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMills & Boon
Résumé
When Harley Nelson got on his motorcycle and drove out of Portland, Oregon, ten years ago, he left behind a bad reputation-and a baby.
Audra Worthington was the reason for both. Well, the baby, anyway. The reputation he already had. It's why rich girl Audra fell for him in the first place. Now Audra's dead. His son, Brandon, is being raised by her family-good girl Lauren, the perfect daughter, and her uncompromising parents.
But Harley's a self-made success down in California and he's ready to take responsibility for his son.
And Harley Nelson's trouble. He's shown up at her door, saying he wants to get to know his son-ten years too late, in Lauren's opinion. Too bad he didn't stick by her sister, Audra, when he got her pregnant. (At least, that's the story Lauren's always heard.) And too bad he still looks so good in that black leather jacket.
And Harley Nelson's trouble. He's shown up at her door, saying he wants to get to know his son-ten years too late, in Lauren's opinion. Too bad he didn't stick by her sister, Audra, when he got her pregnant. (At least, that's the story Lauren's always heard.) And too bad he still looks so good in that black leather jacket.





















