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One secret too many by Vanessa Grant · Booklabria

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One secret too many

One secret too many

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First published: 1990

Synopsis

It had been sheer fantasy

"Alex" would never forget the magic of the night she met "Sam" on a deserted beach in Vancouver. Now the spell was broken and Alex Diamond, crime writer extraordinaire, was forced to return to her solitary existence as ordinary Mary Houseman from Prince Rupert. When Sam Dempsey, her "Sam," arrived to take up residence as the local doctor, Mary panicked. If the secret of their one fateful night together became known, she'd never find a happy ending to her adventurous fairy tale!

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Publisher: Mills & Boon
Published: 1990
Edition: Large print ed.
Pages: 285
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0263124835
ISBN-10: 0263124835

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