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Green Paddocks by Jane Corrie · Booklabria

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Green Paddocks

Romance, Contemporary

Green Paddocks

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First published: 1976
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Her home, Green Paddocks, meant more than anything in the world to Holly Drew. Unfortunately, the maddening Hayes Chester was the one who made it possible for her to live there, so she would just have to put up with him and his autocratic ways as best she could. But how Holly wished people wouldn't keep thinking she was romantically interested in him. She wasn't, she wasn't!

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Time: Contemporary; 1977

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