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Called to the home of her fiance's former mistress late one night, Francesca finds her curiosity piqued.But upon arrival, she is shocked to find Daisy Jones's bloodied bodyand even more devastated when the evidence points to one suspect – her fiance, Calder. Francesca cannot – will not – believe that Calder is capable of such an act. Still, she is unable to shake her instinctive sense that Calder is lying about something .The police are far less inclined to believe his innocence, and Calder is arrested for Daisy's murder. But Francesca's heart is not easily swayeduntil a life-altering secret is exposed that could destroy their future together.

Mills & Boon proudly presents THE SARA CRAVEN COLLECTION. Sara’s powerful and passionate romances have captivated and thrilled readers all over the world for five decades and made her an international bestseller.ISLAND OF THE HEARTShe’d been too trusting…It was a marvellous opportunity. And Sandie grabbed it. Only afterwards did she realise she'd been a little naive.When noted pianist and composer Crispin Sinclair offered her free tuition at his Irish home, she had no idea how closely she resembled the wife he hadn't got around to divorcing. And she'd viewed Crispin only as a musician, not a man.So it was as well that enigmatic Flynn Fillane was around to rescue her. Sandie hoped, though, it wouldn't prove to be out of the frying pan, into the fire!

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