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    Name Your Price

    By Barbara McCauley

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    Some prices are too high to pay…



    Unfortunately, millionaire Trace Ashton had discovered this cold truth
    the hard way when his fiancée had accepted a
    one-hundred-thousand-dollar buy off. The betrayal had left Trace a
    bitter, vengeful man. So when Becca Marshall dared to return to Napa
    Valley and the social circles he enjoyed, Trace plotted his fiery
    revenge.

    But even as he seduced Becca, Trace realized she was keeping secrets.
    Her modest lifestyle belied her acceptance of an Ashton buy off. Was
    she innocent of the deceptions Trace had believed for so long…and
    would his quest for the truth cost him more than he was willing to pay?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Desire
    Release dateNov 1, 2009
    ISBN9781426849367
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    Barbara McCauley

    Barbara McCauley was born and lives in Adelaide, South Australia, with her partner and a handful of animals. She has four adult children and a granddaughter. She enjoys writing stories and has written a full-length stage play, children’s stories, and is currently studying and writing more stories for children. She also enjoys gardening, cooking, travelling, and cross-stitching.

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