A Sicilian Seduction

Giancarlo Cardinale believes Natalia Deyton was involved with his sister's husband and sets out to seduce her as an act of revenge. Natalia, however, is not the calculating woman he expected, and their encounter becomes more emotionally complicated than either anticipated. The novel follows their conflict between family loyalty, suspicion, and growing attraction in a contemporary romance setting.

by Michelle Reid

Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited · First published 2001 · 187 pages