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Poppy Girl by Jacqueline Gilbert · Booklabria

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Poppy Girl

RomanceContemporary Romance

Poppy Girl

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

FEATHERING HIS OWN NEST—WAS THAT HIS AIM?

Philippa Ingram accepted calmly the news that she was a possible heir to the Copperthwaite Wool Mills of Cumbria. The prospect of fortune did not overwhelm her, but a certain Frenchman did. On holiday in Avignon, the sensible Philippa allowed herself to be swept off her feet by a man described as a "heartbreaker”, definitely not “husband material”. But marriage to Philippa was on Francis Balfour's mind—and she feared his motivation did not match her own.

Subjects: Romance
Contemporary Romance
Set in: Avignon
Time: 1986

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