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Desire Has No Mercy by Violet Winspear · Booklabria

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Desire Has No Mercy

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Desire Has No Mercy

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First published: 1979
Editions: 7 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Julia hated Rome Demario for what he had done to her, but she couldn't erase him from her thoughts. Because in one brief, passionate moment of revenge, he had taken her innocence - and given her his child. Rome had succeeded in wrecking her life, and her only hope of piecing it together again was to do as he suggested and marry him. But what kind of marriage would it be - she hating him, he despising her as much as he desired her?

Subjects: Romance
Social classes

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