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The bride's portion (ebok) av Susan Paul
Susan Paul

The bride's portion ebok

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The Daughter of His Enemy Lillis of Wellewyn was the most beautiful woman Alexander had ever seen. A bride out of legend. Yet never could he claim her as his own, for he had vowed to let her go when the last of his people were free from her father's tyranny. Alexander Baldwin was known as an honorable knight, yet to Lillis he was nothing more than a bully who had …
The Daughter of His Enemy Lillis of Wellewyn was the most beautiful woman Alexander had ever seen. A bride out of legend. Yet never could he claim her as his own, for he had vowed to let her go when the last of his people were free from her father's tyranny. Alexander Baldwin was known as an honorable knight, yet to Lillis he was nothing more than a bully who had married her for her dowered lands. A man who had not only made her his prisoner, but had slowly, and ruthlessly, stolen her heart.
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Forlag Mills & Boon
Utgitt 07.10.2016
Sjanger Skjønnlitteratur, Erotikk, Romaner
Språk English
Format epub
DRM-beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781408987919

The Daughter of His Enemy Lillis of Wellewyn was the most beautiful woman Alexander had ever seen. A bride out of legend. Yet never could he claim her as his own, for he had vowed to let her go when the last of his people were free from her father's tyranny. Alexander Baldwin was known as an honorable knight, yet to Lillis he was nothing more than a bully who had married her for her dowered lands. A man who had not only made her his prisoner, but had slowly, and ruthlessly, stolen her heart.

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