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Wedding Wager #1
Bachelor Daddy
HOW TO BE THE PERFECT DADDY...
Mitch Harris avoided commitment like the plague. He lived alone, dated sparingly and never gave away his heart. Until ...he discovered he was a father. Suddenly the responsibility of a precocious two-year-old had this bachelor running for help.
AND HUSBAND?
The only person he could turn to was the intriguing new woman in his life, Raine McAllister. She'd raised her younger siblings and could give Mitch some daddy lessons. But were Raine's instructions in child rearing inspired by her desire to turn Mitch into the perfect husband?
WEDDING WAGER: The Harris brothers bet they'd never say "I do." But their wager doesn't stand a chance against the forces of love!
Mitch Harris avoided commitment like the plague. He lived alone, dated sparingly and never gave away his heart. Until ...he discovered he was a father. Suddenly the responsibility of a precocious two-year-old had this bachelor running for help.
AND HUSBAND?
The only person he could turn to was the intriguing new woman in his life, Raine McAllister. She'd raised her younger siblings and could give Mitch some daddy lessons. But were Raine's instructions in child rearing inspired by her desire to turn Mitch into the perfect husband?
WEDDING WAGER: The Harris brothers bet they'd never say "I do." But their wager doesn't stand a chance against the forces of love!
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First published August 1, 1994
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Sandra Steffen
108 books14 followersSandra Steffen is an award-winning, bestselling author of over thirty-seven novels, honored with the RITA Award, National Readers Choice Award, and The Wish Award. She balances writing with family life, having married her high-school sweetheart and raised four sons. Sandra enjoys reading, walking, laughing, connecting with friends, and, above all, writing.
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November 13, 2025
Not me judging a book published 30 years ago but it took ages for the characters to develop anything deeper than superficial conversations.
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