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Bauhinia Junction by Margaret Way · Booklabria

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Bauhinia Junction

Romance, Contemporary

Bauhinia Junction

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First published: 1971
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Gena was a city girl, sophisticated and worldly; Cyrus Brandt was one of the biggest cattle barons in Western Australia.

Perhaps it was the attraction of opposites, but from the first moment she set eyes on him Gena couldn't ignore Cy. True, the attraction she felt towards him was mixed equally with fury and antagonism at his masterful, overbearing ways; certainly love didn't enter into it at all. Then fate decreed that a distant relative should leave Gena the property right next door to Cy's mighty cattle holding, Bauhinia Junction. Wasn't he going to be rather too near at hand for her peace of mind?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Set in: Western Australia

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