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No place to run by Jane Donnelly · Booklabria

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No place to run

Man-woman relationships

No place to run

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First published: 1988
Editions: 5 in 2 languages

Synopsis

He must have been mad to follow her here Just when all Lucy's dreams were about to come true, with her engagement to Sir Giles Lessing, Matt Lomas tracked her down.Well, Lucy vowed, if he was looking for the woman he'd known on Strona,she no longer existed. The remote Scottish Island had been a different world.And Lucy had been a different person.Besides, Lucy needed more than skin-deep attraction to gamble away an already secure future. She could only hope Matt wouldn't try to make her remember.

Subjects: Man-woman relationships

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