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Hilltops Clear by Emilie Baker Loring · Booklabria

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Hilltops Clear

Man-woman relationshipsFarm life

Hilltops Clear

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First published: 1933
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Prue Schuyler inherits her uncle's farm and goes there to live with her brother David who has had personal tragedy mar his life for a new start. She meets Rodney Gerard a rich lazy playboy who seems to embody the same traits of the man who shattered her brother and sister's lives. Throw in a bit of competition for pruning timber that she is involved in with Rodney and a local businessman Len Calloway and the usual tangles and we have Hilltops Clear.

Subjects: Man-woman relationships
Farm life
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