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A woman called Passion. A man who would make her true to her name. In her second year of mourning, lovely young widow Passion Elizabeth Dare never dreamed she would be with a man again--and certainly not a complete stranger. But amidst the crowds of London's Crystal Palace, Passion finds... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Passion Elizabeth Dare/Mrs. Redington: The story's title character and protagonist, she's a widow who is about to end her mourning in a very interesting way.
- Mark Randolph Hawkmore, Earl of Langley: He is the one who ends the protagonist's mourning.
- Matty: Add a description of this character.
- Lucinda
- Abigail Lawrence
- Matthew: Mark's half-brother
- John Crossman
- Rosalind: Matthew's fiance
- Alfred Swittly
- Mickey Wilkes
- Fitzgerald
First Sentence edit
His hand held her breast.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 3 in The Passion Quartet. (standard series)
Followed by Patience.
This is book 78 of 100 in AAR Top 100 Romances 2007. (authoritative list)
This is book 65 of 100 in AAR Top 100 Romances 2010. (authoritative list)
Authors & Contributors edit
- Lisa Valdez (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: Add the language.
Publisher: Berkley Sensation
Country: United States
Publication Date: July 5, 2005
ISBN: 9780425203972
Page Count: 336
Publisher: Berkley Sensation
Country: United States
Publication Date: July 5, 2005
ISBN: 9780425203972
Page Count: 336
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.6
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