Inner Harbor

By Lois Richer

Heat level

Sweet

When Russell Mitchard and Annie Simmons enter into a marriage of convenience, it is for purely practical and financial reasons. But their arrangement quickly becomes more complicated when love for a child, and for each other, enters into it.

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Marriage of ConvenienceRelationship Instant FamilyPlot Contemporary RomanceSetting Found FamilyPlot Slow BurnRelationship

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