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Knave of hearts by Stacy Absalom · Booklabria

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Knave of hearts

Women cooks

Knave of hearts

Name: Knave of hearts
Author: Stacy Absalom

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First published: 1983

Synopsis

Jessamy had finally got herself together

With her certificate in Cordon Bleu cooking and a job she liked at Barry Hanson's small marina, she was beginning to enjoy herself. Then along came Luke Munro. Changes came thick and fast with his takeover of the marina. Against her better judgment Jessamy let herself be persuaded to stay. It was a mistake. Jessamy found Luke an arrogant, aggravating, unreasonable man -- and fell in love with him just the same!

Subjects: Women cooks

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: Oct 1, 1983
Pages: 190
Language: English
Author: Stacy Absalom
Series: Harlequin Romance
ISBN-13: 978-0373025817
ISBN-10: 0373025815

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