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    Tempted

    By Laurel Ames

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    THE FORBIDDEN FRUITS WERE THE SWEETEST

    Evan Mountjoy learned that the moment his hungry heart became aware of Judith Wells. And when she swore she'd belong to no man, her passionate refusals only served to stir his deep and all–consuming desire!

    Judith Wells had had a taste of love and found it bitter. A second serving would surely prove no different. Yet why then did the irresistible Captain Mountjoy tempt her to once again sample the guilty pleasure with joyous abandon?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460876831
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    Laurel Ames

    Laurel Ames is the pen name of author Barbara Miller. Barbara Miller, M.L.S., B.A., University of Pittsburgh, teaches in the Writing Popular Fiction graduate program at Seton Hill University and is Reference Librarian at Mount Pleasant Public Library. While working as a technical writer/analyst for 33 years, she published historical romances, cozy mysteries, and young adult books. Barb is now writing Regencies and paranormals for Cerridwen Press. You may email scribe@fallsbend.net or visit www.fallsbend.net.

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