His Baby Agenda & A Surprise for the Sheikh
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His Baby Agenda & A Surprise for the Sheikh
Narrated by:
Nina Alvamar, Alexander Cendese
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Narrated by:
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Nina Alvamar
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Alexander Cendese
About this listen
Ten years ago, someone framed him for murder. Kingsley Buchanan lost everything, including Gabriella de la Cruz. Now the billionaire is back to settle old scores. But he must protect his child. Kingsley needs Gabi as a nanny for his son.
But Gabi is no longer a naive girl. She's a businesswoman with needs of her own. The only thing that hasn't changed: her hunger for Kingsley. But Gabi won't risk her heart on a man she can't trust unless she can convince him that love is more powerful than revenge
One night with a sheikh leads to a secret baby surprise!
Billionaire sheikh Rafiq "Rafe" bin Saleed has come to Royal, Texas, to buy the town and get even with his former best friend. But Rafe's plans are pushed aside for one amazing night with a stranger and then nearly derailed when he discovers the identity of his mystery woman. For not only is Violet McCallum his enemy's cherished little sister, she's now pregnant with Rafe's child! Rafe knows he has the upper hand; all he has to do is walk away. But there's something about Violet that won't let him leave without her
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