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Follow your heart by Emilie Baker Loring · Booklabria

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Follow your heart

Romance

Follow your heart

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First published: 1963
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

A story of Gillian Bellamy a heiress , an art display of objects of great value, Jim Trevor, his father's tarnished reputation, unexplained accidents etc. There is a clear difference in quality between the original emilie loring books and those developed from a plot line and this story fails to rise to the same levels as some of the original ones.

Subjects: Romance

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