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Taken by the Highest Bidder (Harlequin Presents, No 2508)
Taken by the Highest Bidder - Harlequin Presents, No 2508
Author: Jane Porter
ISBN-13: 9780373125081
ISBN-10: 0373125089
Publication Date: 12/1/2005
Pages: 192
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 24 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Paperback
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reviewed Taken by the Highest Bidder (Harlequin Presents, No 2508) on
Helpful Score: 1
Guy wins girl in poker game. Some twists to the plot over his reasons for wanting to win her in the first place.
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Samantha vanBergen has been wagered and won by the highest bidder, dark and sexy Italian, Cristiano Bartolo.
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Heroine was raised in an orphanage so I thought the bk might provide an emotional element I'd enjoy due to her past. However, the bk was only an average read for me.

Back blurb:

Sold in Monte Carlo: a beautiful English baroness! Samantha van Bergen has been wagered and won by the highest bidder: dark and sexy Italian Cristiano Bartolo.

Did her buy her to bed her? Innocent Sam is scared Cristiano will seduce her! But she quickly finds out he has his own reason for wanting her-- bedding her is just a bonus!
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Smantha van Bergen has been wagered and won by the highest bidder:dark and sexy Italian, Cristiano Bartolo.
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Great short story. I usually don't read these books but this one was cute and to the point. It had plenty of human hardships to get over and the characters were likable and believable (for the most part)!

I would certainly recommend this book for a quick afternoon read...