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    Tied to Paris: The Hellmoore Family Series 02
    Tied to Paris: The Hellmoore Family Series 02
    Tied to Paris: The Hellmoore Family Series 02
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    Tied to Paris: The Hellmoore Family Series 02

    By Marisa Citeroni

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    For Henry Somerset all women were cold and frivolous, like his late wife. When he met Paris Hellmoore, doubt settled in him. This woman was not like any he had known before yet he still refused to give her, his heart.

    Disillusioned after her first season, Paris felt like nothing interesting could happen to her, and the men she met were equally inconsequential. Her friends had married and she was alone. It was the exact moment to abandon everything and enjoy her solitude.

    Great was her surprise, a few weeks later, when she found herself married to a stranger whom she feared.

    Can both of them find happiness?

    Can they trust each other enough to be a family?

    Life isn’t easy and less, for a marriage of complete strangers. If there is anything else please let me know.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEdited Marisa Citeroni, Translated by Tonita Watson Gonzalez
    Release dateAug 22, 2018
    ISBN9781547535422
    Tied to Paris: The Hellmoore Family Series 02

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