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A Sicilian Seduction by Michelle Reid · Booklabria

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A Sicilian Seduction

Romance, ContemporaryRevenge

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

A most passionate revenge...

Giancarlo Cardinale was determined to have his revenge. He thought Natalia Deyton had slept with his sister's husband. His passionate Sicilian nature demanded a vengeful seduction -- and total surrender. But Giancarlo wasn't prepared for the innocence shining out of Natalia -- or the sensual power of her stunning beauty. He knew he was falling in love for the first time -- but family came first. He had no choice but to carry out his plan....

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Revenge
Italians
Sicilians

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