Linda H. (lindahaddix) - , reviewed Sweet Poison (Harlequin Romance, No 2790) on + 378 more book reviews
Pavane hated to interfere. She was indebted to her sister for the welcome shed received at her Spanish home. But Armando de Montillas knowledge of her sisters indiscretion with his brother left her no choice. Through one simple lie, she shifted the blame onto herself to save her sisters marriage--though it brought Pavane dishonor. She didnt know that Spanish pride dictated that honor be restored through matrimony. Or that Armando--the one man who could expose her--would insist on paying the price! "
Molly M. (freeverse071681) reviewed Sweet Poison (Harlequin Romance, No 2790) on + 609 more book reviews
Pavane hated to interfere. She was indebted to her sister for the welcome she'd received at her Spanish home. But Armando de Montilla's knowledge of her sister's indiscretion with his brother left her no choice.
Through one simple lie, she shifted the blame onto herself to save her sister's marriage -- though it brought Pavane dishonor.
She didn't know that Spanish pride dictated that honor be restored through matrimony. Or that Armando -- the one man who could expose her would insist on paying the price!
Through one simple lie, she shifted the blame onto herself to save her sister's marriage -- though it brought Pavane dishonor.
She didn't know that Spanish pride dictated that honor be restored through matrimony. Or that Armando -- the one man who could expose her would insist on paying the price!
