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Her Hand In Marriage by Jessica Steele · Booklabria

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Her Hand In Marriage

RomanceMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

For Romillie, family always came first. So when her mother took ill, Romillie immediately put aside her plans to go to university and stayed home, where she was needed. But now her mother is on the mend, and Romillie has met dashing businessman Naylor Cardell.Romillie would never have imagined that a high-flying CEO like Naylor would be interested in an ordinary girl like her. Now Naylor says he has a question for her. Dare she hope that the confirmed bachelor might ask for her hand in marriage?

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
England
Marriage
Mothers and daughters
Married people

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