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Four weeks in winter by Jane Donnelly · Booklabria

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Four weeks in winter

Four weeks in winter

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First published: 1977

Synopsis

She didn't want love Not with him--again!

Tessa worried about meeting Paul Mellor again. She had made a fool of herself over Paul once and didn't want to repeat the experience. "That you won't," Orme Jared said, "not while you're working for me. We'll put a Keep Off sign on you--an engagement ring from a very possessive man. Me." Tessa thought he was joking. Who would believe the great Orme Jared wanted Tessa to marry him!

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: 1977
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0373021246
ISBN-10: 0373021240

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