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[[Category:1984 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]]
 
[[Category:1984 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]]
 
* '''Author:''' [[Violet Winspear]]
 
* '''Author:''' [[Violet Winspear]]
* '''Publisher:''' [[Harlequin]] [[Presents]] [[Harlequin Presents By The Numbers|# 734]]
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* '''Publisher:''' [[Modern Romance|Mills & Boon Modern Romance]] [[Modern Romance By The Numbers|#2247]]
* '''Year:''' 1984
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* '''Year:''' 1984, June
 
* '''Setting:''' London
 
* '''Setting:''' London
 
* '''ISBN:''' 0-373-10734-X
 
* '''ISBN:''' 0-373-10734-X
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Now her foolish brother had been caught embezzling from Paris's Casino where he worked. It was Paris's trump card -- and he played it well.  
 
Now her foolish brother had been caught embezzling from Paris's Casino where he worked. It was Paris's trump card -- and he played it well.  
  
"I'm willing to let your brother go free," he told Bliss, "as soon as you and I are married..."
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"I'm willing to let your brother go free," he told Bliss, "as soon as you and I are married
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==Publication History==
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* 1984, June - ''Paperback Release''  ([[Modern Romance|Mills & Boon Modern Romance]] [[Modern Romance By The Numbers|#2247]]) (UK Original Release)
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* 1984, October - ''Paperback Release'' ([[Harlequin Presents]] [[Harlequin Presents By The Numbers|#734]]) (US Original Release)

Latest revision as of 01:09, 27 September 2009

Book Description

FORCED TO MARRY THE ONE MAN SHE HATED!

Two years ago, Paris Apollonaris had taken Bliss's ancestral home, Cathlamet, when her father couldn't pay his gambling debts. Paris had proposed to her then, either to soothe his guilty conscience or because he wanted Bliss's family connections - she'd been too proud to submit, whatever his motives may have been.

Now her foolish brother had been caught embezzling from Paris's Casino where he worked. It was Paris's trump card -- and he played it well.

"I'm willing to let your brother go free," he told Bliss, "as soon as you and I are married

Publication History