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    A Marriage Betrayed

    By Emma Darcy

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    He was driven by vengeance

    Adopted but now alone, Kristy went in search of her natural family. When Armand Dutournier burst into her life, accusing her of betrayals she had not committed, Kristy could only wonder did she have a perfect double? Could she possibly have a twin?

    Armand was her only lead to the family she yearned for, but his passionate drive for vengeance and the powerful attraction between them made accepting his proposition of a temporary intimacy highly dangerous!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460858806
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    A Marriage Betrayed
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    Emma Darcy

    Initially a French/English teacher, Emma Darcy changed careers to computer programming before the happy demands of marriage and motherhood. Very much a people person, and always interested in relationships, she finds the world of romance fiction a thrilling one and the challenge of creating her own cast of characters very addictive.

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      Eww. This left a bad taste in my mouth. The hero never had to grieve for his wife because he got the perfect replacement in the heroine. She was nothing more than second best…only she wasn’t smart enough to figure that out.