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Loved by Liam (Vested Interest: ABC Corp, #3)

By : Melanie Moreland

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Liam Callaghan is happy with the way things are.He has a successful business, a family he loves, and a life he thinks is fulfilling and complete.Until a favor for his brother brings him to her.She sparks something inside him. Something he had no idea he was missing.One touch and he knows Paige Winters is the woman he wants.She and her daughter become his focus. His world.He only has to convince her to believe in them.Liam entered Paige?s life quietly, but from the moment he took her hand, her world exploded.Larger-than-life, he stepped in, brightening her days and filling her with happiness.But she has more than her own heart on the line.Her daughter, Lucy, has to come first.As much as her soul yearns for him, can she trust his words?Can the seeds love plants take root and bloom, growing over the past?If Liam has anything to do with it, they will.Author Note: You have read their story as told through Ronan and Beth in FINDING RONAN'S HEART. But readers have asked to see it through

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Author : Melanie Moreland

Pages : pages

Publisher : Moreland Books Inc

Language : eng

ISBN-10 : B095L8G736

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