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Jack has all the virtues while I have all the vices,' Rodare Salvador declared revealingly about himself and his half-brother, and certainly Rodare bore more than a passing resemblance to his ruthless, buccaneering Spanish ancestor. But matters are never straightforwardly black or white, as editorial secretary Debra Hartway was to discover when she arrived at the family's rugged Cornish island home to work on Jack Salvador's latest book. Unanswered questions hung in the troubled air over Love! is Island. What or who had caused the tragic death of Jack's young wife? Why did Jack stay away from the home and, more especially, the baby son he loved so well? And ะฒะโ the most disturbing question of all for Debra ะฒะโ why should Rodare, who had proved himself a man of the highest integrity, constantly invade her thoughts with such passionate, dark desires...?
Tag : e Genre : Romance.Contemporary Romance Harlequin : Harlequin Signature Edition [7] ISBN : 0263751295
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