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Playing with Fire

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SHE WAS LOST IN THE FIRE. Surprisingly, Dinah loved working for "Sir Gee," her autocratic boss. But working for his son was another matter entirely. Greg Randal had all of his father's arrogance with none of the older man's understanding …

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SHE WAS LOST IN THE FIRE. Surprisingly, Dinah loved working for "Sir Gee," her autocratic boss. But working for his son was another matter entirely. Greg Randal had all of his father's arrogance with none of the older man's understanding nature. He antagonized Dinah from the very first, seeming to go out of his way to believe the worst of her. A trip to Paris produced sparks between them, sparks of anger--and desire. Had Dinah left self-preservation until it was too late? Had her wayward heart already been burned beyond healing?

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"SHE WAS LOST IN THE FIRE. Surprisingly, Dinah loved working for "Sir Gee," her autocratic boss. But working for his son was another matter entirely. Greg Randal had all of …"

— Margaret

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