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Ice in His Veins by Carole Mortimer · Booklabria

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Ice in His Veins

Romance

Ice in His Veins

Name: Ice in His Veins
Author: Carole Mortimer

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

No way would Eden agree to his demands. Jason Earle had no right to make demands, much less insist that she go to England to see David Morton, her grandfather. After all, the old man had ignored Eden for years. True, Jason, his emissary, was breathtakingly handsome and a media magnate, as well. But that didn't give him power over Eden. Yet she did go. The shock of her grandfather's death marred her arrival and removed him from her life. It also bound her irrevocably to the devastating Jason.

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Characters: Eden

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