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Maisey Yates

Carides's Forgotten Wife

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Once forbidden, now for bedding! 
Greek billionaire Leon Carides has it all: wealth, power, notoriety, even a wife–though he's never touched his convenient, innocent bride. Then an accident rids this damaged, debauched playboy of his memories…
Leon remembers nothing, except his wife's sparkling blue eyes. Now the desire he feels for Rose overrides the gaps in his past, making her impossible to resist! But when his sins catch up with him, can Rose forgive the mistakes of the man he once was? Or will Leon lose more than just his memory?
WomenRomanceContemporaryFiction
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189 printed pages
Original publication
2016
Publication year
2016

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          “Life isn’t about what we deserve. Sometimes it’s just about what people want to give. Or don’t. You were never my reward,
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            “I’m not sure it’s fate. Life is a series of unpredictable things. Beautiful. Terrible. Some are direct consequences for our actions, and others don’t make sense. They aren’t payments or punishments. They simply are. But the measure of it is what we do after. Those are the things that you can control.
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