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Forgotten Engagement by Margaret Mayo · Booklabria

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Twins, amnesia, mistaken identity, ew factor

Ford Fielding had spent a year caring for his fiancee, after an accident injured her severely, robbing her of her memory. Karina was now fit, but her memory hadn't come back, and Ford's good intentions were being seriously strained. If anything, he loved Karina more, for somehow the accident had made her softer and warmer. Karina Philips knew she owed Ford a huge debt, but when so many things seemed strange and not quite her, how could she allow herself to love him--as she wanted to--before her memory came back...?

Subjects: Romance

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