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MAYA'S CHILDREN WOULD NEVER KNOW THE HUNGER THAT SHE AND HER SISTERS HAD FACED!
That she had promised herself as she stood by her mother's grave. And though Hale Hawthorne was a ruthless man who had gained success at the price of his gentler, human side, he had offered her the priceless gift of a secure future.
Yet Hale's son had made Maya his own, and she could never forget the youthful Will. Nor could she control the burning desire that ruled her days and tormented her nights for the handsome boy who had vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
That she had promised herself as she stood by her mother's grave. And though Hale Hawthorne was a ruthless man who had gained success at the price of his gentler, human side, he had offered her the priceless gift of a secure future.
Yet Hale's son had made Maya his own, and she could never forget the youthful Will. Nor could she control the burning desire that ruled her days and tormented her nights for the handsome boy who had vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
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From back cover: Maya's children would never know the hunger that she and her sisters had faced. That she had promised herself as she stood by her mother's grave. And though Hale Hawthorne was a ruthless man who had gained success at the price of his gentler, human side, he had offered her the priceless gift of a secure future.
Yet Hale's son had made Maya his own, and she could never forget the youthful Will. Nor could she control the burning desire that ruled her days and tormented her nights for the handsome boy who had vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
Yet Hale's son had made Maya his own, and she could never forget the youthful Will. Nor could she control the burning desire that ruled her days and tormented her nights for the handsome boy who had vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
Maya's children would never know the hunger that she and her sisters had faced. That she had promised herself as she stood by her maother's grave.
Marriage to Hale Hawthorne offered her the priceless gift of a secure future yet she could not control the burning deire for Hale's son who has vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
Marriage to Hale Hawthorne offered her the priceless gift of a secure future yet she could not control the burning deire for Hale's son who has vowed to make her pay for her betrayal.
