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The Ranieri Bride by Michelle Reid · Booklabria

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Michelle Reid
The Ranieri Bride

Romance, ContemporaryMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

When Enrico Ranieri discovers that Freya has hidden the existence of his son, he demands her hand in marriage. Enrico won't give Freya his heart, but he will give her his special brand of bedroom pleasure....Now Freya must convince Enrico she's innocent, because she can't survive as just his bride of convenience....

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Man-woman relationships
Marriage
Married people
Passion
Characters: Freya

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