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Dangerous Games by Amanda Scott · Booklabria

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Dangerous Games

MysteryRomance, Historical

Dangerous Games

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

When Nicholas Barrington first meets Melissa, he senses her desperation. Then he finds her being auctioned off by her father in a gambling club. For a mere 20,000 guineas, Nick buys himself a wife. But with a villain on their heels, and a fortune and their lives hanging in the balance, Nick and Melissa will soon gamble everything on the most dangerous game of all--love.

(The first book in the Dangerous series)

Subjects: Mystery
Romance, Historical
Social life and customs
Historical
Great britain
Great britain, social life and customs
Set in: Great Britain
Time: 19th Century; Early Victorian

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