The sin of Cynara

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Carol was stunned by his proposal. For five years she had stood alone and fought for Teri, but now - now a man offered to share that burden. It was a terrible temptation just to give in and not fight any more. "How can I be sure you don't want some kind of revenge?" Carol said. "It wouldn't be unnatural, and once I am your wife... well, you're the barone, and no one ever questions your authority." Rudoph Falcone was a hard man, lean and powerful and lonely. A man armored in pride. She could feel excitement running in her veins.

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Five-year old Teri was not Carol’s child but her sister Cynara’s although Carol’s husband Vincenzo had been his father – but she had always looked on him as her own child. She was determined to do the best she could for him – and if, now, it meant going to Italy and begging the help of Vincenzo’s family, then it must be done. But Carol had visualised a kindly grandfather – not Teri’s uncle, the formidable Baróne Rudolph Falcone, whose scarred face matched his unrelenting attitude to her. And she had not bargained for this man’s solution to her problem…

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Other Editions

• The sin of CynaraMills and Boon1976-01-01
• The sin of CynaraMills & Boon1982-01-01
• The Sin of CynaraPaperbackUlverscroft Large Print1986-04-01