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THE SLEEPWALKING BEAUTY
Outside after midnight, Max Monroe spotted a woman drifting across his yard -- still sound asleep! Though Max knew that despite his wealth he was a far cry from Prince Charming, he still wondered what would happen if he stole a kiss to wake this sleeping beauty....
Sheltered by her overprotective parents, shy Sarah Jennings yearned to be the kind of woman who could attract a cosmopolitan man like Max. But her innocence hadn't scared Max away -- in fact, the gruff loner seemed to delight in showing her how to live life on her own terms. Soon Sarah had one more desire she just had to fulfill -- if only she could persuade Max to agree!
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Fiction, Contemporary Romance, divorce lawyer, social scientist, asthma, Fairy-Tale Brides series, Silhouette RomancePeople
Max Monroe, Sarah JenningsPlaces
Portola Valley, San Francisco, CaliforniaTimes
Contemporary, 2005Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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His Sleeping Beauty: Fairy-Tale Brides - 3
2005, Silhouette Books
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- Silhouette Romance - 1792
0373197926 9780373197927
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"Standing on his flagstone patio some time after midnight, Max Monroe almost missed seeing the mysterious figure dressed in white at his back fence."
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