โ Scribed by Hunter, Elizabeth
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When her sister died, leaving an orphaned baby son, Charity was determined to take charge of the baby, and she immediately went to Greece to sort the matter out. But the child's paternal uncle, the masterful Greek Loukos Papandreous, was equally determined that the child was going to remain in Greece - with him. And in Greece the rights of a male relative would have very much more precedence than those of a mere female!
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When her sister died, Charity was determined to take care of her baby son -- but the child's uncle, the masterful Greek Loukos Papandreous, was equally determined that the baby was going to remain in Greece -- with him. How could Charity cope with this man who insisted that, as she was a woman,
When her sister died, leaving an orphaned baby son, Charity was determined to take charge of the baby, and she immediately went to Greece to sort the matter out. But the child's paternal uncle, the masterful Greek Loukos Papandreous, was equally determined that the child was going to rem