Elusive as the Unicorn
earliest edition we have, 1989 Mills & Boon, 1989 187 pages
Eve Eden considered Adam forbidden fruit When Eve Eden discovered that Adam Gardener, successful art entrepreneur, was searching for the legendary English artist, The Unicorn, she nervously shied away. The Unicorn's true identity hit too close to home.... Besides, Eve was rattled by Adam's mesmerizing presence, especially in light of the ridiculous coincidence of their names--and his determination to take advantage...
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