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Rules of the game by Nora Roberts · Booklabria

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Rules of the game

Romance, ContemporaryOrphans

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First published: 1984
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

BROOKE GORDON was wary of her new assignment. Directing commercials was a fine art, and she was more than good at it, but working with an athlete...?

PARKS JONES was a novice in front of the camera but a master of the game of baseball. At the game of love he was a pro. Brooke was unwilling to get involved with someone she had to work with, so Parks suggested a compromise: On the set, she was the boss, but off it, he decided the rules of the game.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Orphans
Love stories, American
Poor women
Time: 1980s

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