


Satan Took A Bride
About This Book
Toni was an orphan who had spent her whole life in a Spanish convent and was destined to become a nun herself. But something told her that life held more than that for her, and she ran away — straight into the arms of Luque de Mayo. Nothing in her sheltered life had prepared her to deal with a man like this — dark, devilish, inscrutable, a man who used women as toys and cast them aside when he had had enough of them. Yet he treated Toni in a protective way, and indeed lost little time in calmly announcing that she had better marry him. But how could a marriage between two such totally different people hope to succeed — when it was not even going to be a real marriage?
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Book Details
First Published
1976
Pages
186 pages
Rating
3.3 / 5
Ratings
10
Editions
3
Publisher
Harlequin Mills & Boon
Language
ENG
Status
Published
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