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Mistress for a Weekend by Susan Napier · Booklabria

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Mistress for a Weekend

RomanceNew Zealand fiction

Mistress for a Weekend

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Nora Lang needs the most dangerous man she can find! Enter tycoon Blake MacLeod. He normally prefers sophisticated blondes that don’t require too much of his brainpower. But Nora’s a challenge...the perfect opportunity for a little light relief. Until she acquires some important information that he can’t risk being leaked.

Now Blake has to make sure Nora doesn’t leave his sight — he’ll make love to her for a whole weekend!

Subjects: Romance
New Zealand fiction
Characters: Nora Lang

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