RomanceYoung women

At the Sicilian Count's Command

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Count Wolf Gambrelli annoyed, irritated... and aroused her. Angelica tried to hate the Sicilian, but couldn't get him out of her head! Wolf had been chosen to protect her, and Angelica hoped her body would not betray her under the intense scrutiny of his gaze. It was clear that Wolf wanted Angelica--and he'd stop at nothing to bed her....

Subjects: Romance
Young women
Contemporary
Nobility
Businessmen
Italians
Set in: England
Italy
Characters: Angelica

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