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Claimed for the Italian's Revenge by Natalie Rivers · Booklabria

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Claimed for the Italian's Revenge

RomanceMan-woman relationships

Claimed for the Italian's Revenge

Name: Claimed for the Italian's Revenge
Author: Natalie Rivers

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

The time has come for Italian tycoon Marco De Luca to avenge Claudia's betrayal of four years ago. He'll bed her once more, then coolly cast her aside as she did him! What Marco's not prepared for is the powerful effect Claudia still has on him. One night with her isn't enough to satisfy the demanding Italian's needs. How many nights will it take to get her out of his system? Especially now that Claudia may be innocent after all....

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Suspense
Man-woman relationships
Revenge
Married people
Passion

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