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    Dear Deceiver

    By Mary Nichols

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    The only thing that Dominic could be certain he knew about Emma was that she had been lying to him. He wasn't even sure that Emma Woodhill was her real name. So why on earth was he falling in love with her? Especially when he was already engaged to someone else?

    Despite all this, Dominic was determined to discover the truth and give Emma all the help she needed .
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJul 1, 2012
    ISBN9781460804384
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    Dear Deceiver
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    Mary Nichols

    Mary Nichols is the author of various articles, short stories, family sagas and well over thirty Mills & Boon historicals. She was also a member of the Romantic Novelists Association. Mary spent part of every day at her computer producing her novels and divided the rest of her time between reading, research, gardening, playing golf and, when it became necessary, housework! Mary passed away in Feb 2016 having written well over 100 books.

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    • 4/5
      Though historical romances are not a favorite of mine, I enjoyed this story. Emma and her brother go to England under assumed names after their father dies in the hopes of clearing his name. She then falls in love with Dominic and is afraid of his reaction when he finds out who she is. Of course all ends well, but it takes some doing to get there!