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The Damaron Mark - The Sinner by Fayrene Preston · Booklabria

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The Damaron Mark - The Sinner

Kidnapping

The Damaron Mark - The Sinner

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 3

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HE'D TAKEN HER CAPTIVE IN A SAVAGE MOMENT -- AND SPIRITED HER TO PARADISE ... — He stood on the beach, as wild as the approaching storm -- and hated himself for inspiring the fear that darkened Jillian Wythe's gray eyes. Lured into his trap, Jillian awakened in a world of tropical beauty -- shocked to discover she wanted Sinclair Dameron as much as her freedom! Abducted by a daring stranger, caught in a fever of revenge, could she heal a tormented hero with her surrender?

He'd made her a prisoner of temptation, but could she persuade her fierce captor she'd stop at nothing to claim his love?

Subjects: Kidnapping

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