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  • A Change of Plans

  • What Happens in Vegas, Book 3
  • By: Robyn Thomas
  • Narrated by: Shirl Rae
  • Length: 3 hrs and 10 mins

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A Change of Plans

By: Robyn Thomas
Narrated by: Shirl Rae
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Publisher's Summary

Sara Greaves has been planning her perfect wedding since she was five. Twenty years. Wasted. When she's dumped by her fiance, she heads to Vegas to forget and ends up at a hotel hosting a Romance Readers conference. Cuz she's lucky like that. Mr. Tall, Dark, And Anti-Marriage buys Sara a drink, and makes her a bet . . . she could marry any guy in Vegas tonight and make it work.

She wasn't supposed to choose him.

Ethan Munroe is a ruthless divorce lawyer who would have been voted "Least Likely To Marry (Ever)" in school. And yet, here he is with a hangover, a wedding band, and a sexy, gorgeous bride for the next month. A bride who doesn't want to stay married to him. He never planned this, but he can't bring himself to go for the speedy divorce. Has Mr. Anti-Marriage finally met his match?

Contains mature themes.

©2015 Robyn Thomas (P)2022 Tantor

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