Warwyck's woman

by Rosalind Laker

The Bought Beauty Young Kate Farringdon was the firl-for-sale on the auction block in an English market town, when she first saw Daniel Warwyck. According to popular law, Kate went to the highest bidder-and Warwyck, England's most brilliant prizefighter, claimed her as the wife he needed to regain his lost legacy. Kate was now the property of this handsome, powerful, hot-blooded man, but neither of them dreamed of what lay before them-as danger and intrigue in the form of a dazzling young heiress threatened to bridle a woman's burning desire and a man's driving ambition...

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