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For the Love of Sara by Anne Mather · Booklabria

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For the Love of Sara

Romance, Contemporary

For the Love of Sara

Name: For the Love of Sara
Author: Anne Mather

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First published: 1975
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Rachel had tried to escape the torture of her thoughts and memories. She had loved Joel--loved him with all the wealth of tenderness and passion she possessed. He had taken her love and destroyed it...

Now she heard Joel say, "I know what I always said. And I used to believe it, too. But not any longer. I've been a fool, Rachel. You don't know how much of a fool." But it was too late; she couldn't let herself believe him now.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Characters: Rachel
Joel

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