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Country of the Vine by Mary Wibberley · Booklabria

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Country of the Vine

Romance

Country of the Vine

Name: Country of the Vine
Author: Mary Wibberley

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First published: 1975
Editions: 5 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Although Charlotte had led a sheltered life, she was sure that she could cope with anything that could be considered a problem.

Until, in a French vineyard, she met Jared, the man whose dark attraction she had never forgotten. Charlotte's meeting with Jared de Marais has been in Paris; it had been brief, and wildly romantic - and Charlotte couldn't believe it when, after only a few days, he walked out on her . . ..

Subjects: Romance

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5 in 2 languages

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