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Crime Of Passion by Lynne Graham · Booklabria

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Crime Of Passion

RomanceLove stories

Crime Of Passion

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 10

Synopsis

"You go to pieces when I touch you.." However had she tried, Georgie Morrison couldn't deny how physically attractive she found Rafael Bernaza. But four years ago he had devastated her emotions and her pride, and she vowed to never let him get that close again. So it was with a sinking heart that Georgie realized she was stranded in Bolivia, a country where only Rafael could help her

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Love stories
Description and travel
Teachers
Upper class
Set in: Bolivia

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