Wedding at King's convenience
by Maureen Child
Everyone did Jefferson King's bidding, except the folks in a certain Irish village he'd 'bought' for his latest production. And when the movie mogul arrived in town, he discovered that everyone had turned against him because he had gotten one of their own pregnant. True, it looked as though he'd been avoiding Maura Donohue's phone calls; he was a busy billionaire. It didn't have anything to do with their night of passion, one he couldn't erase from his memory. Naturally he'd give the expectant mother a wedding worthy of a King's bride. But Maura wouldn't enter a marriage without love, and Jefferson wouldn't bend to that demand.
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Motion pictures, Man-woman relationships, Americans, Production and direction, Billionaires, Pregnant women, FictionPlaces
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Includes an excerpt from: One cowboy, one Christmas, by Kathleen Eagle (p. [183]-186).
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