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The Loving Trap by Daphne Clair · Booklabria

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The Loving Trap

The Loving Trap

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First published: 1980
Editions: 4 in 2 languages

Synopsis

She was no match for his ruthless ways

Kyla's business was insignificant compared to Marc Nathan's corporation. But that didn't give him the right to pressure her out of her store. She had legal rights! Yet Marc had a disconcerting way of getting under her skin, Kyla found. And he was so damned persistent about seeing her in after-business hours, in unbusinesslike surroundings. It didn't take long to discover his tactics: he was going to sweep her off her feet, weaken her resistance. And Marc Nathan wasn't an easy man to resist!

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4 in 2 languages

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