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Fast and loose by Elizabeth Oldfield · Booklabria

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Fast and loose

Romance, ContemporaryActors

Fast and loose

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First published: 1996
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Darcy Weston knew everything there was to know about humiliation. Seven years ago she'd made a pass at heartthrob Keir Robards in his hotel bedroom. And he'd been tempted but had turned her down flat.

Now Darcy was going through a repeat performance--on a Broadway stage, playing Keir's leading lady and lover! To top it all, Keir seemed intent on beginning rehearsals back in his bedroom-where else? Well, Darcy had been here before, but this time she was going to get her own back

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
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