Mask of deception

by Sara Wood

Mask of Deception 'You think I'm the granddaughter of a criminal.' 'I don't think,' he said scornfully, 'I know you are.' The look in Lucenzo Salvaiati's eyes told Mereddith that he really believed her grandmother had been blackmailing the wealth Coriosini family. Well, she had come to Venice to clear Gran's name - only she hadn't bargained on Lucenzo, their arrogant banker and protector! Was it the heady atmosphere of carnival time that made this intense attraction flare suddenly between them... or was Lucenzo cynically playing with fire, to hide the secrets of the past?

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