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Christel's Sunrise
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Christel’s Sunrise

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He Made Her An Offer…Life has thrown Christel McClellan some experiences that could have devastated a less determined woman. Beautiful, self-assured and fiercely independent, she is trying to forget the loss of her stillborn child. But is the child alive?She Couldn’t Deny…Life is carefree for Ryder MacLaren who loves to see what is on the other side of the sunrise. Laird of Clan MacLaren, he is wealthy, handsome and happily unencumbered…until stunning Christel McClellan enters his life. When he hears her story, he believes the child she thought dead has been sold to a wealthy buyer.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rogue Phoenix Press
Date
16 August 2021
Pages
250
ISBN
9781624206573

He Made Her An Offer…Life has thrown Christel McClellan some experiences that could have devastated a less determined woman. Beautiful, self-assured and fiercely independent, she is trying to forget the loss of her stillborn child. But is the child alive?She Couldn’t Deny…Life is carefree for Ryder MacLaren who loves to see what is on the other side of the sunrise. Laird of Clan MacLaren, he is wealthy, handsome and happily unencumbered…until stunning Christel McClellan enters his life. When he hears her story, he believes the child she thought dead has been sold to a wealthy buyer.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rogue Phoenix Press
Date
16 August 2021
Pages
250
ISBN
9781624206573