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Daughter of the sun by Mary Wibberley · Booklabria

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Daughter of the sun

Romance

Daughter of the sun

Name: Daughter of the sun
Author: Mary Wibberley

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First published: 1978
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

He was everything she disliked--or was he?

Gil Bryden didn't welcome Charlotte to Peru. A hard, disciplined man, he was ready to lead an expedition seeking a lost Inca city. And he was not amused to find that the "Charlie" he'd expected was a woman. As for Charlotte, she couldn't help remembering the romantic words of the fortune teller: "After you meet him, your life will never be the same." Somehow Charlotte couldn't see the prediction ever coming true. Certainly not with a man like Gil!

Subjects: Romance

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