Slow Dance

by Jennifer Greene

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The one where Max finds a woman giving birth on the side of the road, and they fall in love - what else could they do. Romantic and hot. (

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Slow Dance

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1990-09

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MR. OCTOBER

Name: Max Carlson
Description: Rugged. Earthy. Overpoweringly male.
Passions: The land. Clean country living, peaches...but not babies!
Weakness: Attractive city slicker Kit Sanders. She's classy, elegant - and about to give birth at any minute!

Max knew he was in trouble when he stopped to help expectant mother Kitt Sanders - and ended up delivering her baby! He got mother and daughter safely to the hospital, thinking he'd never see them again...

Then Kitt - the baby in tow - showed up at Max's peach farm, determined to repay him for his help. The second he saw her he knew he was lost. And the precious pair who'd so quickly melted his defenses had already begun a slow dance...right into his heart.

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