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*** The THIRD book in the Love to Hate You series. ***Amy thought she was infertile, but a casual fling proves her wrong. Now she's pregnant and she needs to tell the father. Unfortunately, he's also the father of one of the pupils in her nursery class at school.When Isla's teacher tells Vicky that she's pregnant and that Rudy is the father, she's rather unimpressed. She trusts Rudy, of course, but they never have sex on school nights. Is that because he's busy sleeping with nursery teachers instead? Mattie thinks Vicky ought to trust him - Rudy's a veritable prince, after all - but love and marriage don't always equal a happily ever after, as someone is about to find out.With Rafe's love-rat younger brother on the lookout for a new girlfriend, and womaniser-extraordinaire Xander Sinclair living in Aunt Vee's pool house, there's sure to be more than enough drama to give a diva like Crisis Chris another coronary episode.…

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** A Wattpad Featured Story**What's worse than a pedantic, impatient, bad-tempered, condescending boss?Answer? A boss who is pedantic, impatient, bad-tempered, condescending and devilishly handsome.What's worse than a P.A. with poor time-keeping, terrible spelling and a lack of respect for authority? Answer? A P.A. who has poor time-keeping, terrible spelling, a lack of respect for authority and an array of short pencil skirts and tight blouses.Mattie hates Rafe and Rafe hates Mattie, but they want each other, too. Sometimes, hating someone is more delicious - and much more fun! - than loving them.…

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***Second book in the "Love to Hate You" series***Vicky Wilkes is unlucky in love. She met the man of her dreams one year, three months, one week and two days ago. It was the most memorable night of her life, but it wasn't the most memorable night of his. Now he's back, and all is fair in love and war.…

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Meredith Townsend is a wedding planner who loves to give other people their very own slice of "Happily Ever After". Married to the man of her dreams, with plans to buy a house and start their own family, and with a best friend who keeps her in a steady supply of freshly-baked cakes, life is perfect. But, as a handsome stranger will explain to her, all marriages end in tears, one way or another. For Meredith, they're tears of grief, when she becomes a widow at the age of thirty-two. Smothered by overbearing parents and a close-knit group of friends who try to wrap her up in cotton wool, Meredith struggles to cope with life after Rhys. She can't eat, she can't smile, and she can't bear being surrounded by excitable brides. She's drowning, and she needs someone to save her.Jude Jackson is going through a messy divorce. He's a cynical wedding photographer who catches Meredith's grief on camera. A virtual stranger, he sees her tears as inevitable, but beautiful. Their instant chemistry could be just the lifeline Meredith needs.But how soon is "too soon" to start dating again? For Meredith and for Jude? Does she really want this serious, complicated man in her life, or is she just desperate not to be alone?…

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When Matt Padlow is introduced to his father's new girlfriend, two families collide. But Matt has met his father's girlfriend's daughter before, and they have to keep it a secret. They'll have twelve Christmases. Twelve dry turkeys. Twelve family feuds. Twelve chances. They'll only ever meet at Christmas.…

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What if a work of fiction wasn't fiction at all? What if we only thought it was fiction because it was written down, and we were separated from it by the page? Isabel Darrow, troubled by her past and feeling disconnected from the world, likes her doctor's suggestion that the world of fiction might become reality. She likes the idea of waking up in the middle of her favourite book with the handsome, brooding Mr Thornton glaring at people in his mill yard, but she doesn't worry about the foul air of dirty, smoky Milton, because it's not real, and it was written over 160 years ago.But then she takes a trip to Oxford, and gets waylaid along the way, finding herself greeted at a smoky train station, by a man called Mr Hale, who claims to be her godfather. When Isabel meets Margaret and first sees Mr Thornton, she's determined to help the course of love run a little more smoothly for the two stubborn lovers. But Gaskell hadn't accounted for a second young lady in the Crampton house, and whilst Isabel tries to adapt to a life where women have no independence or equality, Milton must adapt to her. The question is, will Mr Thornton adapt to her, or Margaret, first?…

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Lucy is always run off her feet on Valentine's Day. She's invisible, too. She works the Valentine's shift in an upmarket restaurant, watching other people's love stories play out over a romantic meal. There's the wealthy husband and wife; dressed to impress but thoroughly miserable. The woman who bagged the banker and wants to make sure he doesn't get away. The lonely widower who sits at the table he shared with his wife the night he proposed, and the guy who tries to impress his date with a fancy restaurant he can't afford. Lucy wants her own slice of romance, but someone needs to notice her first.…

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Jenny has been madly in love with Hamish Faulkner for two years. He's gorgeous, charming and successful. He also happens to be the CEO of the company she works for. A receptionist, whose job it is to bring him lunch, Hamish doesn't notice her, or even appear to know her name. Jenny's waiting for a happily ever after that never seems to come. Until, one day, there's a storm. Could an elevator, a broken stiletto and a blackout be what it takes to finally make the fairy tale come true?…