Series

Park Avenue Scandals miniseries, part of Silhouette Desire (a Silhouette Books series)

Description

721 PARK AVENUE: Penthouse A

TENANTS: Reed and Elizabeth Wellington

SCANDAL: Married for life?

A sexy billionaire husband, a Park Avenue penthouse, money to burn. Elizabeth Wellington had it all, right?

But Reed was married to his corporation and she spent evenings alone—with her ovulation charts. Her husband still set her body on fire, but Reed was keeping secrets, ones serious enough to rock their life together. Then fate brought them an unexpected bundle of joy. They finally had the baby they’d always wanted... but had it arrived soon enough?

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Published in October 2008 by Harlequin Enterprises Ltd. and DailyLit.

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About the Author

Barbara penned—well penciled, actually—her first major work of fiction at the age of eight. It was entitled How the Giraffe Got His Long Neck and was released to rave reviews. Unfortunately, the print run of one copy hindered distribution. But the experience whet her appetite for celebrity and acclaim.

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Opening Lines (Experimental)

For the Berry Street and Schoolhouse Girls.
Sorry I missed the reunion!
Special thanks and acknowledgment to Barbara Dunlop for her contribution to the PARK AVENUE SCANDALS miniseries.
Elizabeth Wellington flicked the liberty head, ten-dollar gold coin high into the air above her king-size bed.
If ...

Copyright

Copyright 2008 by Barbara Dunlop.

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