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Forsaking All Reason
It was a marvelous opportunity. Jane Garston had only known Guy Rexford a short while when he proposed. He was all a woman could wish for -- rich successful, handsome -- and she loved him enough to push aside the niggling worry that he had never admitted his love for her. So, then, why had Guy married her? Did he just want control of her father's company -- or was there something more?
- GenresHarlequin Romance
186 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 2012
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August 15, 2019
A veces pienso que, al ser una novelita vintage, puedo tenerle más fe. I was miserably wrong, porque esta novela es un fiasco. No hay por dónde agarrarla.
September 22, 2019
In the beginning i thought her crazy for accepting a marriage where they both weren't in love. In a way, i still don't like it because many misunderstandings came about. I love the ending, where they finally began to understand eachother, in the end they're leaving us to create our own ending of what could be.
I give it the extra star for that, the part of them trying to fix it and do it right.
I give it the extra star for that, the part of them trying to fix it and do it right.
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August 28, 2022It was a marvelous opportunity. Jane Garston had only known Guy Rexford a short while when he proposed. He was all a woman could wish for -- rich successful, handsome -- and she loved him enough to push aside the niggling worry that he had never admitted his love for her. So, then, why had Guy married her? Did he just want control of her father's company -- or was there something more?
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