Orchard King

by Macgregor

Justin King was going to be a problem! The tall, handsome man didn't believe that Mary had wandered into his orchard just to admire the blossoms, and, of course, he was right she hadn't - but Mary certainly didn't intend to tell him the real reason she'd turned up at his property on New Zealand's North Island. At least not until the vindictive Rochelle started prying into her past. It was then that Mary's web of deceit threatened to confirm Justin's suspicions. But could Mary convince him—without exposing her secret—that she wasn't the gold digger he'd labeled her?

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