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The Morning After by Michelle Reid · Booklabria

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The Morning After

Romance, Contemporary

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Cesar DeSanquez was right about Annie's beauty: it had made her into an international supermodel. But the only life about to be ruined was Annie's - by Cesar! In reality, she was a shy virgin, but Cesar preferred to believe in her glossy image. He passionately believed that she had torn apart his family in the space of a night. And now, in the cold light of dawn, he wanted his revenge!

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary

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