The Fatherhood Miracle
dic 2014 · Harlequin
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Surgeon Dam Mackintosh and Dr. Anita Sutherland met and fell head-over-heels in love in London. But Dan ended their relationship when he realized he could never give Anita the one thing she wanted more than anything—a family.
When they meet agin, in a bustling modern hospital in India, he discovers that she is single—and she discovers that he is miraculously the single father to a five-year-old son!
They have the recipe for the perfect family—if only Dan can convince Anita to trust him once more…
When they meet agin, in a bustling modern hospital in India, he discovers that she is single—and she discovers that he is miraculously the single father to a five-year-old son!
They have the recipe for the perfect family—if only Dan can convince Anita to trust him once more…
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Margaret Barker has always enjoyed writing but it wasn’t until she’d pursued several careers that she became a full-time writer. Since 1983 she has written over 50 Medical Romance books, some set in exotic locations reflecting her love of travel, others set in the UK, many of them in Yorkshire where she was born. When Margaret is travelling she prefers to soak up the atmosphere and let creative ideas swirl around inside her head before she returns home to write her next story.
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