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The Family Next Door by Jacqueline Diamond

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Also by Jacqueline Diamond:

The M.D.'s Secret Daughter, September 2012
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The Detective's Accidental Baby, February 2012
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Falling For The Nanny, June 2011
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Officer Daddy, February 2011
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The Would-Be Mommy, February 2010
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The Trigger, January 2010
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Million-Dollar Nanny, January 2009
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Baby In Waiting, August 2008
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The Family Next Door, May 2008
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Twin Surprise, September 2007
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Daddy Protector, May 2007
Paperback
The Doctor's Little Secret, February 2007
Paperback
The Doctor + Four, September 2006
Paperback
Dad by Default, June 2006
Paperback
A Family at Last, April 2006
Paperback
Nine-Month Surprise, February 2006
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The Police Chief's Lady, December 2005
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The Baby Scheme, July 2005
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The Baby's Bodyguard, December 2004
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THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR
By: Jacqueline Diamond

Harmony Circle
Harlequin American Romance
May 2008
On Sale: May 13, 2008
Featuring: Josh Lorenz; Diane Bittner
224 pages
ISBN: 037375213X
EAN: 9780373752133
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Contemporary | Romance Series | Romance

Josh Lorenz is the last man Diane Bittner wants for a neighborβ€”he's the holdout juror responsible for letting her husband's killer walk. But she finds herself outvoted when their preteen daughters conspire to bring their divided parents together.

Josh has always followed his conscience and hopes Diane can forgive him for doing what he believed was right. But he realizes he wants a lot more from the attractive single mother. With the help of their kids and their close-knit community, he and Diane have to decide what really matters. Reliving the mistakes of the past? Or planning their futureβ€”together?