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Ursula O'Neil had found the right man long ago and saw him every day because he was her boss. However he was very much married, and only when she learns that his marriage is a sham are they able to connect.
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http://schema.org/about
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http://schema.org/description
- "Ursula O'Neil had found the right man long ago--her boss. But she'd kept her feelings to herself because she'd assumed Ross Sheridan was married, with a gorgeous daughter, Katie. Then Ursula discovered that Ross was actually a single dad in desperate need of her help. Since she adored Katie, she was happy to become a stand-in mom. But with mutual physical attraction overwhelming both herself and Ross, was she also about to become Ross's stand-in wife?"
- "Ursula O'Neil had found the right man long ago and saw him every day because he was her boss. However he was very much married, and only when she learns that his marriage is a sham are they able to connect."@en
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