Invisible wife
por Jane Arbor
Vicente was master of a lost art . . . Tania obeyed her father's last request: she contacted the Venetian glassmakers, the Massimos. And Benno Massimo whisked her away from an empty life in England, bringing her to the family …
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Vicente was master of a lost art . . . Tania obeyed her father's last request: she contacted the Venetian glassmakers, the Massimos. And Benno Massimo whisked her away from an empty life in England, bringing her to the family villa - as his fiancee. But Benno was a cheat, and Tania also began to suspect his autocratic brother, the handsome Vicente. She risked her future - and her heart - to find out if Vicente was the man of her dreams . . . or a ruthless fraud.
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"Vicente was master of a lost art . . . Tania obeyed her father's last request: she contacted the Venetian glassmakers, the Massimos. And Benno Massimo whisked her away from …"
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