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Entrance to Eden by Sue Peters · Booklabria

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Entrance to EdenSue PetersPeters

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 3

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DESCRIPTION Entrance to Eden by Sue Peters This man took the cake!

To Kay, securing the catering contract for a high society wedding at Canon Court was testimony to her culinary talents and those of her sister, Helen. When their aristocratic host, York Demster, dared to doubt their capabilities, Kay openly vowed that before the "I dos" were done, he'd literally eat his words! So, considering their stormy start, when York insisted she stay on awhile to act as his hostess, Kay could only assume York wanted a go-between--for himself and Helen.

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