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Staying Close by Karen Van Der Zee · Booklabria

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Staying Close

Staying Close

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First published: 1984
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"FALLING IN LOVE IS SUPPOSED TO BE FUN."

To Paul Baldwin everything was simple. He and Kristen were in love, and she needed him. Of course they would be married ... But to Kristen there was an obstacle to their happiness, and she couldn't bring herself to open up to Paul or allow him to share her responsibility. She was afraid of losing his love. Yet she was determined to set him free to live his own life. Only Paul insisted on staying close, waiting for her to admit how much she really needed him. But surely there was a limit to every man's patience ...

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