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| + | Magdalena knew only too well the dangers of loving a matador. She'd come home at last to the beautiful Mexican valley where her family bred fighting bulls, still vowing never to marry a man as old-fashioned and macho as a bullfighter. But from the moment Ben Halpern appeared, his strange, self- contained manner intrigued her. When he took her in his arms, her resolve began to weaken, but she still fought against knowing the once-in-a-lifetime love that Ben offered. She was torn between her need for independence, and her own wild heart. Would she lose Ben, the man who dared death itself to claim her for his own? | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 9 September 2008
- Author: Lee Magner
- Publisher: Candlelight Ecstasy Supreme # 169
- Year: 1987
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing - Night Of The Matador
Book Description
Magdalena knew only too well the dangers of loving a matador. She'd come home at last to the beautiful Mexican valley where her family bred fighting bulls, still vowing never to marry a man as old-fashioned and macho as a bullfighter. But from the moment Ben Halpern appeared, his strange, self- contained manner intrigued her. When he took her in his arms, her resolve began to weaken, but she still fought against knowing the once-in-a-lifetime love that Ben offered. She was torn between her need for independence, and her own wild heart. Would she lose Ben, the man who dared death itself to claim her for his own?
