The Offer by Catherine Coulter Paperback Book

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Author: Catherine Coulter

Format: Mass Market Paperback, Paperback

Publisher: Signet Historical Romance

Published: Oct 1997

Genre: Fiction - Romance - Regency

Retail Price: $7.99

Pages: 384

Synopsis

Her plots are like rich desserts-sinfully delicious and hard to pass up.' (Atlanta Constitution)

When a beautiful young woman is thrown together with a rakish Viscount by a twist of fate, what catches her off guard is her own yearning for love and passion...

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