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Southern Sunshine by Gloria Bevan · Booklabria

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Southern Sunshine

RomanceLove stories

Southern Sunshine

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First published: 1985
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

She could almost believe he was telling the truth

Fleur was looking forward to returning to New Zealand and being reunited with her father and her fiance, Bart. So she was astonished to find Bart gone and the autocratic Logan Page in virtual control of the station at Te Haruru. And what Logan Page had to say concerning Fleur's future husband wasn't reassuring. She wanted to doubt him. But about Logan there was a tough and compelling honesty....

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Set in: New Zealand

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