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Wild Rose
Wife in Name Only
THE BRIDE
Sue Ellen Fabian is a beautician with a secret dream she knows will never come true in the small-town of Wild Rose, Iowa. Still, if she can't have a family of her own, she'll channel her love of children toward her cherished godsons. After all, there's nothing she won't do for the small, motherless boys--even marry a man whose heart she knows she can never claim...
THE GROOM
Luke Walker is a local heart-throb turned single dad. Luke is desperate to keep his children but, without a wife, he's sure to lose custody to his meddling in-laws. Enter Sue Ellen, with her platonic offer to become the new Mrs. Walker--no strings attached. In no time, she transforms Luke's rambling old farmhouse into a cozy home--and herself into a seductive woman Luke is struggling to resist...
Sue Ellen Fabian is a beautician with a secret dream she knows will never come true in the small-town of Wild Rose, Iowa. Still, if she can't have a family of her own, she'll channel her love of children toward her cherished godsons. After all, there's nothing she won't do for the small, motherless boys--even marry a man whose heart she knows she can never claim...
THE GROOM
Luke Walker is a local heart-throb turned single dad. Luke is desperate to keep his children but, without a wife, he's sure to lose custody to his meddling in-laws. Enter Sue Ellen, with her platonic offer to become the new Mrs. Walker--no strings attached. In no time, she transforms Luke's rambling old farmhouse into a cozy home--and herself into a seductive woman Luke is struggling to resist...
- GenresRomance
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First published May 1, 2000
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April 20, 2019
This was a totally tropey category, MOC, Mary-Sue heroine, heroine thinks she can't have kids, but the thing with tropes is how you execute them. And I enjoyed this one quite a bit. The hero is stubborn at first but then finds himself jealous of the time the heroine spends with his sons. This was pretty cute.
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