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The Hostage Bride by Kate Walker, Kate Walker · Booklabria

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The Hostage Bride

Romance, ContemporaryRevenge

The Hostage Bride

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First published: 2001
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

To hold and to have!

Fliss's father has been embezzling from Argentine billionaire Ricardo Valeron. She knows Rico is ruthless in his business dealings and will stop at nothing to ruin her father if he should uncover the truth. To save her father, Fliss agrees to marry an old friend - and in return, he'll pay her father's debt. But before the ceremony takes place, Rico arrives and whisks Fliss away. Has he discovered the missing money. Is he out for revenge? Just what are Rico's intentions toward his hostage bride?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Revenge
Abduction
Embezzlement
Characters: Fliss

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