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    The Sheriff's Christmas Surprise

    By Marie Ferrarella

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    The morning after Thanksgiving, Enrique "Rick" Santiago, the sheriff of Forever, Texas, opens his front door and discovers a baby! Before he has a chance to say "who's the mommy" big-city lawyer Olivia Blayne arrives to claim the adorable infant. She's relieved to find her nephew safe, but is on a desperate search for her missing sister. Rick's only too happy to help, even if he and Olivia instantly clash.

    Olivia's high-powered life is about responsibilitynot laughter, love and holiday joy. But something about joining forces with Rick leads her to realize that there are more things missing from her life than her sister. And passion has its placeeven if it is only temporary. After all, her time away from her job in Dallas can't last forever.

    Or can it? After all, Christmas is a wonderful time for surprises!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin American Romance
    Release dateNov 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426875182
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