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Man of Iron by Catherine George · Booklabria

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Man of Iron

Romance, Contemporary

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

He thought she was just a gold digger!

Until her adoptive mother died suddenly, Antonia Grant hadn't known that her natural mother had kept a distant watch over her. So it was disconcerting to meet her for the first time. Antonia loved Diana immediately, and the beauty of her Brazilian home helped to assuage Antonia's grief. Just one thing was wrong. Diana's stepson, Jaime, believed Antonia was only interested in Diana's wealth. But when Jaime reversed his view, Antonia's uneasiness increased. How could his passionate hatred have changed so fast to passionate love?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Set in: Brazil
Characters: Jaime
Antonia

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