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Merried
Merried | Jamie Farrell
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His family jewels are in danger. And he might not care. Grab the latest standalone Misfit Brides romance from Jamie Farrell, "the next queen of rom-com." - USA Today Bestselling Author Selena Laurence He's the Spare Heir of Bliss's most famous jewelry shop Max Gregory's family is best known for creating and displaying the infamous Mrs. Claus diamond ring, but here in the bridal capital of the world, Max is best known for having a cursed love life. Not that he believes in curses. Or he didn't, until he met her. She's the daughter of a notorious jewel thief Merry Silver's parents have wreaked havoc on her life. After her last romantic disaster--thanks, Daddy--she's fleeing the country for a chance at normal. But first, she has to avoid her favorite ex-boyfriend while she gets her mom married off. Again. And their Christmas miracle might be a second chance at love Max was horrified when he discovered why Merry disappeared last year. Now she's back in Bliss for a wedding, and her father may be after his family's most prized possession. But is it the diamond Max is worried about? Or is he afraid of losing the only woman who's ever made him want to settle down? Either way...the family jewels are definitely in danger. Merried is a standalone romantic comedy. Be sure to check out the rest of the Misfit Brides series! Blissed (CJ and Natalie) Matched (Will and Lindsey) Smittened (Mikey and Dahlia) Sugared (Josh and Kimmie) And for more fun from Jamie Farrell, check out the Officers' Ex-Wives Club series! Southern Fried Blues (Jackson and Anna Grace) Moonshine & Magnolias (Zack and Shelby) And sign up for Jamie Farrell's newsletter to stay up to date with Jamie's latest releases! JamieFarrellBooks.com
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Merried | Jamie Farrell
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"Most women want to pick their own wedding ring.”

“When you‘ve had seven or eight, the details matter less.”

Seven or—Jesus. He hadn‘t looked into her mother.

If she even had one. “She kill the first six or seven?” Max asked.

Her straight, dark eyebrows lowered, and he had the distinct impression they‘d just put him in his place before she ever opened her mouth. “Only two. And not in any ways punishable by law.”