; 9 oz.; 373 pages; 1st Printing PB Good++ light reading wear/aging owner's name crossed out 1st end page. Lovely, fiery Deborah Manchester was determined to fight for women's equality--even though her proper Bostonian friends and her fiance scorned her ideas. Then, at their betrothal party, her husband to be attacked both her beliefs and her honor. But just as he was about to disgrace her forever, an olive-skinned stranger broke down the door and came to her rescue. He was Rafael Flamenco, a Creole with flashing eyes, the wealthy heir to vast sugar holdings, and a man unlike any Deborah had ever met.