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    Miss Pruitt's Private Life
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    Miss Pruitt's Private Life

    By Barbara McCauley

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    They had come to Wolf River, Texas, to attend a
    wedding. But Evan Carter and Marcy Pruitt also had
    other agendas. For Marcy, this was a much-needed
    respite from her hectic life as a TV personality. And
    for Evan, well…one look at Marcy and his priorities
    changed, fast. Getting her into his bed—and keeping
    her there—became his ultimate challenge: one Marcy
    agreed to with equal enthusiasm. Neither could stop
    the deep, soul-searing attraction that raged between
    them and they quickly began a scandalous affair.
    But what would they do when real life interrupted and
    Miss Pruitt's private life became public knowledge?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateOct 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426880346
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    Barbara McCauley

    Barbara McCauley was born and lives in Adelaide, South Australia, with her partner and a handful of animals. She has four adult children and a granddaughter. She enjoys writing stories and has written a full-length stage play, children’s stories, and is currently studying and writing more stories for children. She also enjoys gardening, cooking, travelling, and cross-stitching.

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