Everything But The Baby

by Kathleen O'Brien

Allison Cabot is all about babies. She'd even been ready to marry a guy she didn't really know to get one. Except that her last-minute prenup scared him off. It turns out she got lucky. Mark Travers's sister hadn't been so fortunate. And now all Mark wants is to hunt down the man who betrayed her. That, and prevent women like Allison from falling into the other man's trap. The one thing Mark doesn't want to do is break his rule about getting involved with a woman who has babies on the brain. Yet Allison's zany plan to capture their quarry with charm makes himâ ¦jealous. Could this beautiful woman really be the exception to his rule?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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