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Lord of the High Valley by Margaret Way · Booklabria

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Lord of the High Valley

Romance, Contemporary

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First published: 1980
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

He neither liked nor trusted her

After her fiance, Robin, was killed in an accident, Rosanne just wanted some time alone before resuming her career as a ballerina. But Ross McAdam, Robin's disturbing half brother, absolutely insisted that she visit his family homestead in Queensland. Once there, she realized that Ross had nothing but contempt for her. Rosanne wished she knew why he thought so badly of her - and why it should suddenly matter what he thought!

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Set in: Australia
Queensland
Characters: Robin
Rosanne

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