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The Italian's Blackmailed Mistress by Jacqueline Baird · Booklabria

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The Italian's Blackmailed Mistress

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

The Italian's Blackmailed Mistress

Name: The Italian's Blackmailed Mistress
Author: Jacqueline Baird

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"You really expect me to sleep with you to pay my father's debt?" Italian magnate Max Quintano knew exactly how to get his way...by blackmailing Sophie into becoming his mistress."Sleep is not what I have in mind."Sophie will do anything to prevent her family's ruin—even if it means living in Max's luxurious Venetian palazzo—and being beholden to him...and will be until she discovers exactly why he hates her so much....

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Passion
Mistresses
Italians
Blackmail
Set in: Venice

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