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The Wedding Planner - cover

The Wedding Planner

Stephanie Laurens

Publisher: Avon Impulse

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Summary

A master wedding planner meets her ultimate challenge in the #1 New York Times–bestselling author’s Regency romance novella. 
 
Beautiful Lady Margaret Dawlish, the daughter of a duke, is proud to plan the ton’s most important weddings—including that of a prince! But now it’s Lady Margaret who falls in love, with dashing Gaston Devilliers, the Duke of Perigord. This breathtaking man always ends up where he wants to be—and, in this case, that means in Margaret’s arms! And, suddenly, her best-laid plans to guard her heart come completely undone. 
 
Originally appeared in the e-book anthology Royal Weddings and in The Capture of the Earl of Glencrae. 
 
This eBook includes an excerpt from The Lady Risks All.
Available since: 08/07/2012.
Print length: 100 pages.

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