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A fierce encounter by Jane Donnelly · Booklabria

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First published: 1983
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Martin Jackson was a form of madness,Since their brief and blazing affair five years before, Lacey had not heard a word from Martin. He'd left Chadsford to pursue a brilliant career in television, and she knew he'd forgotten her completely.So, when he returned, apparently expecting Lacey to pick up where they had left off, wasn't it natural that she should resent his casual possessiveness?After all, she was engaged to another man, and her love for Martin was a thing of the past...

Subjects: Romance

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