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For two years Pricilla Johnson watched John Sterling manage his cattle station, and at the tender age of eighteen she innocently surrendered her young heart to him. He was big, brash, brazen and Australian. Everyone called it infatuation, Priss knew it was love.But Pricilla had to move on with her life. Four years of college in Hawaii provided the time and distance to transform a naive girl into a desirable, mature woman.Returning to Australia as a certified teacher, she was ready to put John to the test. And ready or not, he was about to learn a lesson he would never forget.

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HE WAS HER BABY'S FATHER.HE WAS HER HUSBAND.BOTH STATEMENTS WERE TRUE. AND FALSE.Jake Morgan's seed had created the baby Kate Bennet was carrying. But she was only the surrogate…until she had the unexpected chance to keep her child.And Jake had married her…but only to save Kate's career from politically motivated lies. They had yet to share a bed.Then the unexpected happened again. Kate began to fall in love with her husband of convenience.Suddenly this surrogate wife longed for a real marriage, a real family…with the one man she could never keep.