The Ideal Bride (Zebra Regency Romance)

by Nonnie St. George

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Marriage is a serious matter according to wealthy businessman Gabriel Carr, not to be influenced by anything so frivolous as emotion. Drawing up a list of the traits he requires in a bride is the first step, the second is asking his merchant tenants to introduce him to suitable young women.

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Marriage is a serious matter according to wealthy businessman Gabriel Carr, not to be influenced by anything so frivolous as emotion. Drawing up a list of the traits he requires in a bride is the first step, the second is asking his merchant tenants to introduce him to suitable young women.

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