An edition of The Man She Married (1982)

The Man She Married

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An edition of The Man She Married (1982)

The Man She Married

First Edition
  • 3.5 (11 ratings) ·
  • 62 Want to read
  • 6 Currently reading
  • 41 Have read

They had married for all the wrong reasons. They were two strangers fulfilling a commitment conceived for them years before. But Glenda was an impostor, and in spite of promises made to her dying mother, she sought to free herself from the web of deception.

Malraux d'Arth had other ideas. "You must have expected I had more to gain from marrying you that the acquisition of a wife." he claimed, revealing the conditions of his grandfather's will.

Then she knew there would be no escaping this dark domineering man - even if she really wanted to...

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Publisher
Mills & Boon
Language
English
Pages
188

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Cover of: The Man She Married
The Man She Married
July 1984, MacMillan Publishing Company
Hardcover in English - Large Print
Cover of: The Man She Married
The Man She Married
July 1984, MacMillan Publishing Company
Hardcover in English - Large Print
Cover of: The Man She Married
The Man She Married
1983, Harlequin Books
Mass Market Paperback in English - Harlequin Presents #566
Cover of: The Man She Married
The Man She Married
1982, Mills & Boon
Hardcover in English - First Edition
Cover of: The Man She Married
The Man She Married
1982, Mills & Boon
Paperback in English - Mills & Boon #2003

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First Sentence

"Photographers were there, and the people of Barton-le-Cross hadn't seen a wedding like it for years."

Edition Notes

Published in
London
Copyright Date
1982

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
188

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL32949223M
ISBN 10
0263101487
ISBN 13
9780263101485
Goodreads
7827092

Source records

Better World Books record

Excerpts

‘L’oiseau crie trop tard quand il est pris.’ (The bird screams too late when caught) Mal gazed down at her, her ringed hand lost in his.
So he knew exactly how she felt; she was like a bird crying out too late in the trap.
He smiled briefly, his scarred lip twisting. ‘Qui ne dit mot consent, chérie.’ (Who does not say a word consents, darling)
Yes, her silence had answered him. She wasn’t going to deny it.
Page 24, added by Christine Gorton.

Glenda went along with the deception. She was not forced to marry Mal.

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