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A Woman in Love by Lilian Peake · Booklabria

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A Woman in Love

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A Woman in Love

Name: A Woman in Love
Author: Lilian Peake

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First published: 1984
Editions: 5 in 2 languages

Synopsis

There was no tenderness in Cormac Daly. He was scarcely even human. So when he fired Lynda from his London advertising firm, then offered her another job, she had to wonder at his motives. He couldn't be suffering from twinges of conscience. It just wasn't in the man. And when she discovered what the new job was, Lynda knew she was right. Anyone who could make such a chilling proposition obviously had no conscience.

Subjects: Romance

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5 in 2 languages

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