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    Visconti's Forgotten Heir

    By Elizabeth Power

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    The memory of his touch  

    At her new job interview, single mom Magenta James feels like her life is finally back on track after suffering from amnesia. Until she meets Andreas Visconti's familiar sapphire gaze across the desk . 

    She just knows the Italian CEO is the father of her child, but when she doesn't get the job, it's clear they parted on bad terms. Then he offers her a new role as his very personal assistant.  

    Now Magenta will have to rearrange the scattered puzzle of her memory in order to make sense of the sensual tension that burns between them .

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Presents
    Release dateNov 1, 2013
    ISBN9781460321225
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    Visconti's Forgotten Heir
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    Elizabeth Power

    English author, Elizabeth Power was first published by Mills and Boon in 1986. Widely travelled, many places she has visited have been recreated in her books. Living in the beautiful West Country, Elizabeth likes nothing better than walking with her husband in the countryside surrounding her home and enjoying all that nature has to offer. Emotional intensity is paramount in her writing. "Times, places and trends change," she says, "but emotion is timeless."

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      Boring.....The book was a drag to read. Not worth it.