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A Family To Belong To by Natasha Oakley · Booklabria

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A Family To Belong To

Name: A Family To Belong To
Author: Natasha Oakley

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First published: 2005
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Coming home to the man she's always loved. Once, Kate Gordon loved Gideon from afar, but her feelings were not returned. Gideon was married, and had the kind of family life that Kate knew she could never have. Distraught, she fled, determined never to return. Now, years late, Kate meets Gideon again. Life has changed them both.

Subjects: Romance

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