DEADLY RIVALS
Jul 2011 · Harlequin
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Sins
Forbidden fruits…. Was Olivia just a prize Max had stolen from his rivals?
When Olivia first met Max Agathios, she was young—and utterly captivated. But Max was her father's arch-enemy in business, so she was forbidden to see him again.
Four years on, Olivia had agreed to marry Christos, Max's nephew; it was a match of which both their fathers approved.
Then Max reappeared and staked his claim to Olivia, but now she realized that she was just the trophy in a battle that Max was determined to win. There was a way to end this deadly war, though: if Max could discover that he wanted Olivia for herself. But for that to happen, she had to give herself to him!
Love can conquer the deadliest of Sins.
Forbidden fruits…. Was Olivia just a prize Max had stolen from his rivals?
When Olivia first met Max Agathios, she was young—and utterly captivated. But Max was her father's arch-enemy in business, so she was forbidden to see him again.
Four years on, Olivia had agreed to marry Christos, Max's nephew; it was a match of which both their fathers approved.
Then Max reappeared and staked his claim to Olivia, but now she realized that she was just the trophy in a battle that Max was determined to win. There was a way to end this deadly war, though: if Max could discover that he wanted Olivia for herself. But for that to happen, she had to give herself to him!
Love can conquer the deadliest of Sins.
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About the author
Sheila Holland, known by her pen name Charlotte Lamb (born 22 December 1937 in Dagenham, Essex, England and died 8 October 2000 in Isle of Man), was a prolific and bestselling romantic novelist. She left school at 16, and got a job at the Bank of England as a clerk. Lamb continued to teach herself by taking advantage of the bank's library during her lunch breaks and after work. She later worked as a secretary for the British Broadcasting Corporation. Lamb began writing at her husband's suggestion. She wrote her first book in three days and in between raising five children wrote several more novels. She used both her married and maiden names, among other pseudonyms, before her first novel as Charlotte Lamb, Follow a Stranger, was published by Harlequin Mills & Boon in 1973. She died in October 2000 at the age of 62.
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