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A Very Special Favor by Candace Camp · Booklabria

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A Very Special Favor

Contemporary RomanceSilhouette Intimate Moments

A Very Special Favor

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Love in Bloom Emily had always been plain, but that hadn't stopped her from loving Adam Marshall. She thought he saw her only as his secretary - until the day he offered to initiate her into the secrets of being a woman who was loved by a man.

Soon the wallflower blossomed into a gleaming rose. But a flower is only allotted so much time in the sun. Eventually Adam would move on, leaving behind a beautiful woman - a woman with a broken heart.

Subjects: Contemporary Romance
Silhouette Intimate Moments
Secretary
Time: Contemporary; 1986
Characters: Emily

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