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Some promises cost you the one you love.

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The Temple of Kronos wants her dead. The Stoneslayer wants her destroyed. Neither will have her.

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Running from her past, she finds a killer, a protector, and her faith.

Having His Baby by Karen Young

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Also by Karen Young:

Time To Heal, September 2011
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Lie for Me, August 2011
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Sugar Baby, July 2011
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What Child Is This?, July 2011
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Blood Bayou, April 2010
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Belle Pointe, June 2006
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Never Tell, June 2005
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In Confidence, February 2004
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Private Lives, April 2003
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Kiss And Kill, August 2001
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Heat Of The Night, January 2001
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The O'connors: Roses And Rain & Shadows In The Mist (Harlequin By Request 2's), August 1999
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Marriage For Keeps, April 1999
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Beyond Summer, March 1999
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Full Circle, January 1999
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All My Tomorrows (Men At Work: Men Of The West #45), October 1998
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A Father's Heart, April 1998
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Good Girls, December 1997
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Merry Christmas, Baby!, October 1996
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Having His Baby, January 1996
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Making Babies, July 1995
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The Promise : O'connor Trilogy (Harlequin Superromance No. 610), August 1994
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Shadows In The Mist: O'connor Trilogy, Book 2 (Harlequin Superromance No. 606), July 1994
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Roses And Rain: O'connor Trilogy, Book One (Harlequin Superromance No. 602), June 1994
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The Silence Of Midnight, April 1994
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My Valentine 1994, January 1994
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Debt Of Love, April 1993
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Touch The Dawn, December 1992
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Compelling Connection (Harlequin Superromance No. 371), August 1989
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Sarah's Choice (Silhouette Romance #575), April 1988
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1, July 1987
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The Forever Kind, December 1986
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Darling Detective, May 1986
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A Wilder Passion, August 1985
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Irresistible Intruder, March 1984
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Yesterday's Promise, January 1983
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HAVING HIS BABY
By: Karen Young

Harlequin
January 1996
On Sale: January 1, 1996
304 pages
ISBN: 1459277805
EAN: 9781459277809
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9 MONTHS LATER

Another wonderfully emotional story by award-winning author Karen Young. A winner!

A marriage of convenience…

It made perfect sense. Or so Dr. Talbot Robichaux told Dr. Stephanie Sheldon. Since both had busy hospital practices, their baby would be much better offβ€”and their own lives much easierβ€”if they shared parental duties.

Stephanie couldn't fault Tal's logic, but his thirteen-year-old daughter could. Not only was her father marrying some woman she'd never met, but now she was going to have to share his attention with a baby!

Stephanie sympathized with the girl, who had no way of knowing the marriage was only temporary. Or was it? Living with Tal, sharing his life and catching the special glances he gave her, Stephanie couldn't help wishing that "temporary" would become "permanent"!

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