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Finding Ronan's Heart (Vested Interest: ABC Corp, #2)

By : Melanie Moreland

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?The boys.? ?The Callaghan Triplets.??Three of a kind.?All his life, Ronan Callaghan has been part of a group. Always looking out for his brothers. Never seen as an individual or judged on his own merits.When his brothers veer onto their own path, he finds himself alone. Restless. Then he meets her. Beth. A waitress who sees him just for himself. None of the trappings of his wealth or family. A woman who only wants to know him?Ronan.She captures his heart, but how will she feel when she discovers the truth he?s holding back? Can he show her the man he really is?That he would be rather be hers than anything else?Author's Note: Finding Ronan's Heart is book 2 is an interconnected standalone in the The Contract/Vested Interest/ABC Corp series. Be prepared for swoons and maybe a tissue or two.?

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Author : Melanie Moreland

Pages : 388 pages

Publisher : Moreland Books Inc

Language : eng

ISBN-10 : B08W9Q1F5G

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