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Blossoming Gold by Gwen Westwood · Booklabria

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Blossoming Gold

Contemporary RomanceHarlequin Romance

Blossoming Gold

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First published: 1976

Synopsis

It had been five years since Emma had last seen Jared Wells, the man who had broken her young heart.

Now they had met again, and she was a very different person -- more sophisticated, more experienced, well able to withstand his devastating attraction. Or at least that s what she thought.

Subjects: Contemporary Romance
Harlequin Romance
Time: Contemporary; 1976
Characters: Emma

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 1976
Edition: Harlequin Romance - 2013
Language: English
Series: Harlequin Romance - 2013, Mills & Boon Romance - 1163
ISBN-13: 978-0373020133
ISBN-10: 0373020139

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