The Boss, the Baby and the Bride (Harlequin Romance No 3508, Guardian Angel)

by Day Leclaire

Reed Harding had gone through twelve secretaries in six months. It took a certain type of woman to work for the quicj-tempered businessman. Someone like Angie Makepeace, for instance. Blond, beautiful and sassy-there was only one problem with secretary number thirteen that Reed ould see: she was convinced she was his guardian angel! She didn't look like an angel-hell, she didn't look much like a secretary. She claimed her mission was to find Reed a wife. But there was only one thing Reed wanted: to find the baby son or daughter he'd never known. That, and, of course, to seduce Angie Makepeace !

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