Bride in a Gilded Cage
"The tango is an Argentinian dance of passion and possession ... and that's exactly how aristocrat Rafael Romero intends his convenient marriage to teacher Isobel will be. First he will take her as his bride. Then he'll lead her to the marriage bed, where he'll make her his. Isobel may have no choice but to give her hand to Rafael in matrimony, but she intends to stay as free as a bird ... not anticipating that her new husband will keep her caged once he discovers he's wed a virgin ..."--P. 4 of cover.
186 pages, 4 editions
English edition · First published 2010 by Harlequin · ISBN 9780263213591
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4 editions
English
- Bride in a Gilded Cage · Harlequin · 2010 · ISBN 9780263213591 This page
- Bride in a Gilded Cage · Harlequin · 2010 · ISBN 9780373237128
- Bride in a Gilded Cage · Harlequin · 2010 · ISBN 9781408919033
- Bride in a gilded cage · Harlequin · 2010 · ISBN 9780373129485
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