Bride Fit for a Prince

Bride Fit for a Prince
Rebecca Winters

Nicco Tescotti is drop-dead gorgeous, but this eligible prince needs to marry for duty, and he still hasn't found a suitable wife. So he decides to buy a bride.Only, his wedding ultimatum unexpectedly produces two potential candidates - and they're twin sisters! Callie Lassiter has flown to Italy to meet her groom-to-be, with no intention of going through with the ceremony - until she meets Nicco himself! Now there's only one question in Callie's mind: is she a bride fit for a prince?

REBECCA WINTERS

Harlequin Romance

presents you with this emotional new duet by Rebecca Winters. She’s won many fans around the world with her wonderfully compelling, sparkling stories.

Welcome to:

TWIN BRIDES

Here come the grooms!

Callie and Ann may look the same, but when they jet off to Italy they meet two very different men—one’s a gorgeous prince, the other an enigmatic tycoon!

Bride Fit for a Prince

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Rush to the Altar

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Don’t miss this sensational duet brought to you by Harlequin Romance

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Rebecca Winters, an American writer and mother of four, was excited about the new millennium because it meant another new beginning. Having said goodbye to the classroom where she taught French and Spanish, she is now free to spend more time with her family, to travel and to write the Harlequin Romance

novels she loves so dearly.

Rebecca loves to hear from readers. If you wish to email her, please visit her website at: www.rebeccawinters-author.com

If you enjoyed Callie’s story, don’t miss her twin sister’s search for her very own Mr. Right.

Look out for Ann’s story, on sale next month in Harlequin Romance

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Bride Fit for a Prince

Rebecca Winters

CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

EPILOGUE

CHAPTER ONE

“CALLIE? Wait up!”

Callie Lassiter had just finished strapping her satchel to the back of her motorcycle when her twin came running up to her. They hadn’t seen each other for five months at least. It was September already. Where had the time gone?

Her sister looked beautiful as always. As for Callie, she had mud all over her, even in her braided hair which no longer looked ash-blond. She smelled to high heaven.

“I better not hug you.” Callie laughed.

“Please don’t!” Ann laughed back, making no attempt to touch her.

“I thought you were in Los Angeles. Why didn’t you let me know you were coming to Prunedale? I would have made arrangements to take a couple of days off.”

“There wasn’t time. Something happened last night I have to talk to you about, so I caught a plane to San Jose today.”

“How did you know I was over here at the Oliveros’?”

“Dr. Wood said you’d ridden out this way earlier to help deliver a cow that was in trouble. I took a chance you might still be here.”

The heifer had been in trouble all right, but no longer. The cute little baby calf was doing great and so was its mother.

“What’s wrong?”

“My agent called me at midnight last night and told me I’ve been offered the big part in a new film with Cory Sievert that I auditioned for two weeks ago!”

“You’re kidding! That’s fantastic, Ann!” she cried, hugging her sister before she remembered not to.

Ann backed away, brushing herself off. “I couldn’t believe it. The actress first chosen for the part has turned out to be pregnant. Yesterday she went to the hospital with kidney stones and is out of commission. They needed to cast another actress immediately. I was the lucky one!”