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Claimed for the Desert Prince's Heir

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by Heidi Rice


  But selling Bellbrae wasn’t going to happen if Logan could help it. He would enter a short-term marriage to protect a long-term estate. To protect the legacy his father had handed to him on his deathbed.

  ‘Always do the right thing by Bellbrae.’

  And he would do the right thing by Layla by making sure she had no illusions about their marriage from the get-go. He would pay her generously for her time as his wife. They would marry as friends and part as friends. He knew how much this place meant to her—how much she used it as a base when she wasn’t in Edinburgh, where she ran her small business. Any niggling of his conscience he settled with the conviction he was helping her in the long run. He was offering her a staggering amount of money to be his temporary wife.

  How could she possibly say no?

  Copyright © 2019 by Melanie Milburne

  ISBN-13: 9781488059049

  Claimed for the Desert Prince’s Heir

  Copyright © 2019 by Heidi Rice

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