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She'd only made one mistake... And his name was Mitch DeSalvo. Their marriage had been brief and bitter, a combustible combination of opposite personalities and high-voltage lust. Their divorce had been bittersweet. But Diana found him irresistibly delicious--like the richest, smoothest chocolate. And when he suddenly came back into her life, she craved just one more taste. Mitch was the last real man in America. Outrageous, flirtatious, he was full of bold, brash charm. He lived life on the edge... But this time, he was going to fall. And this time, Mitch was in real trouble--and Diana feared her obsession with her exasperating ex would turn into a fatal attraction.
First publish date: 1993
Genre: Family & Domestic Fiction/Marriage & Divorce Fiction
Authors: Rebecca Flanders
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