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How To Court Your Wife (Matchmakers of Bath, Book 3) (Mills & Boon Historical)

By (author) Amanda McCabe

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They married for convenience; now they have a second chance to fall in love! Enjoy the final instalment of the Matchmakers of Bath series. Falling for her husband â€¦all over again! A Matchmakers of Bath story: When Sandrine was forced to give up her dressmaking dreams to wed Alain, Comte dâ€™Alency, she never expected to fall for her convenient husband at first sight! Only her hopes were dashed after their wedding night, when she discovered Alain loved another, so she fledâ€¦ Years later, Alain encounters his wife again! Now a successful modiste, Sandrine no longer needs him. To make amends and reclaim his runaway wife, heâ€™s determined to give her the courtship they never had. But Alainâ€™s not the only one with a past to reconcile. Sandrineâ€™s also been keeping a little secretâ€¦ Perfect for fans of: 💍 Marriage of convenience 💖 Second chance

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