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    Dante's Marriage Pact

    By Day Leclaire

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    The Inferno struck without warning, but Draco Dante had no complaints. For his family's legacy drew him to Shayla Charleston, a mysterious beauty who ignited his blood. Soon he had her in his bed and just as quickly she was gone.

    After months of searching, Draco finally found the woman who was his destiny the woman who was about to bear his child. But secrets began to rise, and Draco was torn between past strife with their families, and a future with his wife and son. Could Draco trust she shared their Inferno bond? Or had Shayla agreed to their marriage pact for an entirely different reason?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateDec 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426876004
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    Day Leclaire

    USA TODAY bestselling author Day Leclaire is described by Harlequin as “one of our most popular writers ever!” Day’s passionate stories warm the heart, which may explain the impressive 11 nominations she's received for the prestigious Romance Writers of America RITA Award. “There's no better way to spend each day than writing romances.” Visit www.dayleclaire.com.

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      really good and funny☺