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Worthy Of Marriage by Anne Weale · Booklabria

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Worthy Of Marriage

Name: Worthy Of Marriage
Author: Anne Weale

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

rey Calderwood was furious to discover that his mother had employed Lucia Graham -- the woman he believed had defrauded him....

Lucia knew she'd wronged Grey, but she had been desperate to help her father. Now that they'd been thrown together, the atmosphere between her and Grey was explosive -- part antagonism, part burning attraction.... Could this proud, powerful man ever trust Lucia again, and believe her to be worthy of his love?

Subjects: Romance

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