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Dishonest Woman by Jessica Steele · Booklabria

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Dishonest Woman

Romance, ContemporaryInheritance and succession

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First published: 1982
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

She wanted only his name, she thought

Father! Kimberley's mind screamed. How could you do this to me? For Selwyn Adams's will stated that his daughter could not inherit unless she were married. But Kimberley would never marry. If she couldn't have David, she wanted no one! Yet after meeting the notorious Slade Darville, it struck her that she didn't have to stay married .... "Marriage or nothing," was what she told Slade, and married they were. Kimberley never suspected the poetic justice to come.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Inheritance and succession
Characters: David

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