The Fiancеe He Can't Forget

Caroline Anderson

Seeing ex-fiancеe Amy at his brother’s wedding throws Matt Walker’s world dangerously off-balance. Their relationship imploded years ago, but he’s never got her out of his head – and neither can resist a one-night-only reunion! But Matt wants a lifetime by Amy’s side, not a night, and a pregnancy bombshell gives him the chance to prove it…The Legendary Walker Doctors finally find the women who can live up to their dreams!

About the Author

CAROLINE ANDERSON has the mind of a butterfly. She’s been a nurse, a secretary, a teacher, run her own soft-furnishing business, and now she’s settled on writing. She says, ‘I was looking for that elusive something. I finally realised it was variety, and now I have it in abundance. Every book brings new horizons and new friends, and in between books I have learned to be a juggler. My teacher husband John and I have two beautiful and talented daughters, Sarah and Hannah, umpteen pets, and several acres of Suffolk that nature tries to reclaim every time we turn our backs!’ Caroline also writes for Mills & Boon

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The Fiancеe He Can’t Forget

Caroline Anderson

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Table of Contents

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More praise for Caroline Anderson:

‘Photojournalist Maisie Douglas and

businessman Robert Mackenzie have been

more or less amicably divorced for almost two

decades, but the upcoming marriage of their daughter,

Jenni, stirs up old emotions on both sides. Very

young when she married him, Maisie—pregnant and

disowned by her family—was miserable living in

Scotland with Rob’s judgmental parents, and left after

little more than a year. Maisie hasn’t found another

partner, and neither has Rob. Can they find a way to

trust each other again, after all this time? This lovely

reunion romance is rich with emotion and humour, and

all of the characters are exquisitely rendered.’

—RT Book Reviews on MOTHER OF THE BRIDE

CHAPTER ONE

‘ARE you OK?’

Was she?

She wasn’t sure. Her heart was pounding, her legs felt like jelly and her stomach was rebelling, but it was Daisy’s wedding day, so Amy dug around and dredged up some kind of a smile.

‘I’m fine.’

‘Sure?’

‘Absolutely!’ she lied, and tried to make the smile look more convincing. She didn’t even need to ask how Daisy was. She was lit up from inside with a serene joy that was radiantly, blindingly obvious. Amy’s smile wavered. She’d felt like that once, lifetimes ago.

She tweaked Daisy’s dress for something to do and stood back. ‘Are you ready?’

Her smile glowed brighter still. ‘Oh, yes,’ Daisy said softly. ‘Do I look OK?’

Amy laughed indulgently and hugged her. ‘You look stunning. Ben will be blown away.’

‘I hope not, I want him here!’ Daisy glanced down at Florence, fizzing silently on the end of Amy’s arm, on her very best behaviour. She looked like a fairy in her pretty little dress and she was so excited Amy thought she was going to pop.

‘OK, darling?’ Daisy asked.

Florence nodded, her eyes like saucers, and for a second she looked so like Ben—so like Matt—that Amy’s heart squeezed painfully with the ache of loss.

‘Let’s go then,’ Daisy said, stooping to kiss her about-to-be stepdaughter, and with a quick, supportive hug for Amy that nearly unravelled her, she turned and took her father’s arm.

As they gave the signal for the processional music, Amy sucked in a dee