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The Wilder Family Neil Kane; Isobel Suarez. Add to Wish List
Romance | Contemporary | Romance Series
Neil Kane arrived at Walnut River General Hospital to
investigate charges of insurance fraud, knowing he'd be
greeted as Public Enemy #1. To his surprise, though, he
soon discovered an unexpeteced ally in—and an undeniable
attraction to—Isobel Suarez.
The sexy social worker was unfailingly loyal to the
hospital that was being threatened by a hostile takeover—a
takeover that Neil was making a reality. Yet the
intriguing investigator was a tempation she couldn't
resist, and even by-the-book Neil couldn't hide from the
sparks they generated. But everything changed once Isobel
herself was accused of wrongdoing, and Neil had to decide
which was more important: his job…or the woman who'd
stolen his heart.
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