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The Spanish Connection by Kay Thorpe · Booklabria

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The Spanish Connection

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First published: 1993
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Sweet persuasion

Lauren's visit to Calahorra was purely to introduce her twins to the relatives they had never met. But Rafael de Quiros wanted his dead brother's sons to be raised in Spain, surrounded by their magnificent legacy. And he wanted Lauren to become his wife. Rafael had wealth, power, position--and the ability to inflame Lauren's senses. Never had she felt so powerless, nor so determined to resist....

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Large print books
Set in: Spain
Characters: Lauren

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