Devil Lover

by Carole Mortimer

Andreas had every reason to hate her. Regan’s father had run off with the wife of Andreas Vatis, and Andreas wasn’t the kind of man to take that lightly. He wanted revenge, and now that her father was dead, Regan was the only one who could appease Andreas’s wounded Greek pride. “I want what your father deprived me of,” he told her insolently. “A wife... and the sons I need to inherit the Vatis empire.” Regan knew how much he despised her, and she would never willingly give him what he so ruthlessly demanded.

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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