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The Devil's Own by Sandra Brown, Renee Raudman · Booklabria

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The Devil's Own

Romance, ContemporaryOrphans

The Devil's Own

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First published: 1987
Editions: 18 in 3 languages

Synopsis

Her plan was foolhardy, but if it was the only way to save nine children, then she would try. He was the most disreputable and dangerous-looking man in the bar--that's why she chose him. Together they fought the odds . . . and the burning hungers that made the steamy days and nights doubly dangerous.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Romance, Suspense
Orphans
Europe
Photographers
Escapes
Set in: Montenegro

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18 in 3 languages

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English16 German1 Russian1

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