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A girl bewitched by Marjorie Lewty · Booklabria

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A girl bewitched

A girl bewitched

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First published: 1981
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Loving him meant heartbreak for sure!

Lisa's letters to her cousin Emma were full of glowing details about the new man in her life, Trent Marston. Then Lisa suddenly decided to marry Richard Southall. What had happened? All Emma had to do was meet Trent Marston to know. He was the callous, self-centered type who merely amused himself with women's affections. And her dear uncle had hired this man to manage the family firm! How was Emma going to cope with working for him ...and loving him?

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