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Once Upon a Christmas Toronto: Harlequin Books, 2006 (298p.) |
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Summary: In the spirit of Christmases past, present and future . . . “Just Like The Ones We Used to Know” by Brenda Novak Angela Forrester is determined her foster child will get the one things she wants for Christmas: to meet her real father—even though he doesn’t know he has a little girl. “The Night Before Christmas” by Melinda Curtis Simon Castle’s on his way to a make-or-break meeting unseasonably scheduled for December 25—until the gorgeous redhead subbing for his limo drive takes him on a detour. . . . “All the Christmases to Come” by Anna Adams Single dad Andrew Durham had resigned himself to losing Rachel Ford. After all, she w ants more kids, and he doesn’t. But the minute he finds out his second child is coming he goes after Rachel . . . [from author's web site] Annotations: Harlequin Superromance Anthology, No 1380
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