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    The Society Bride

    By Fiona Hood-Stewart

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    Ramon Villalba is handsome, gifted and wealthy. So why would he want a bride of convenience?

    Nena Carvajal is an exquisitely beautiful young heiress who needs protecting from fortune hunters. It would be no hardship for Ramon to enjoy the pleasures of an arranged marriage with her. Ramon is confident he can tame his headstrong virgin wife. But Nena had expected to marry for love...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateAug 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426872969
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    The Society Bride
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    Fiona Hood-Stewart

    Fiona Hood-Stewart credits her mother with putting her on the path to becoming a writer, who encouraged her to read avidly! Fiona has led a somewhat cosmopolitan life – schooled in Switzerland and fluent in seven languages, she draws on her own experiences in the world of old money, big business and the international jet set for inspiration in creating her books. Fiona lives on a stud ranch in Brazil with her two sons. Readers can visit her at: www.fiona-hood-stewart.com

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      Wow just a lovely story. Even my body was shaking all along until the end. Unbelievable. Just loved it.

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