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Chase the Dawn by Kate Walker · Booklabria

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Chase the Dawn

Chase the Dawn

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First published: 1988
Language: English
Editions: 3

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She despised the role she had to play. — When a tragic accident killed her twin - and crippled her little sister - a devastated Laurel Grahame needed money for the doctor's bills. And Laurel counted on her dead twin's estranged husband for the impossible amount. — The broodingly attractive Englishman, Hal Rochester, knew nothing of his wife's death. Moreover, upon meeting Laurel, Hal was utterly convinced that she was Lorraine.

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