Bride of Diaz (Harlequin)

by Wilson

‘I have desired you since I first saw you and lifted you into my arms. It is a feeling stronger than love, señorita.’ Laura’s job as nurse/companion to a widowed Spanish condesa had come at an opportune time. She found the Condesa delightful, but her arrogant son Rodrigo was another matter altogether. With his outrageous demands and wicked charm, he seemed to want to take charge of her life just as he oversaw everything else at the castillo. But Sister Laura Marsh, the terror of the wards would soon show him she was a force to be reckoned with! Would she be able to resist him — or would desire prove stronger than both of them?

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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