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Bellefleur by Sondra Stanford · Booklabria

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Bellefleur

Bellefleur

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First published: 1980

Synopsis

She'd have to share her house with him!

Autumn McBride had been delighted when an elderly lady she hardly knew left her a house in Louisiana. Later she discovered the conditions attached to Hattie Robichaux's legacy. Autumn could not displace the two present occupants: Mrs. Guidry, the housekeeper, who was a dear; and handsome Dr. William Robichaux, Hattie's nephew, who was not. He might be beloved Dr. Billy to the town --- but he was trouble personified to Autumn!

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Publishers: Harlequin · Harlequin Romance 02354
Published: 1980
Pages: 188
Language: English
Series: Harlequin romance
ISBN-13: 978-0373023547
ISBN-10: 0373023545

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