The groom forgets

by Liz Ireland

It was to be a practical marriage... Blessed by the bride's father and the IRS. Except for one problem: Allan Steele never made it to the wedding. He had a run-in with a cow! For Jane Fielding, being left at the altar by the love of her life was nothing compared to finding out her workaholic fiance had gotten amnesia in the accident - after apparently changing his mind about marrying her. To boot, she had to play nursemaid to the forgetful groom - the new Allan who couldn't keep his hands off her. But Jane had strict orders not to excite the patient...so how could she get the old Allan back to tell him he was going to be the father of her baby?

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