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Tears Of Gold by Helen Conrad · Booklabria

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Tears Of Gold

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Tears Of Gold

Name: Tears Of Gold
Author: Helen Conrad

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First published: 1985

Synopsis

Could he create an illusion of love?

The day Pamela Starbuck encountered mystery-man Michael Donovan panning for gold on her property, her heart had been heavy with the burden of having to sell the home her family had treasured for generations. Something powerfully spellbinding passed between Pamela and Michael the moment they met, a feeling that lifted Pamela's heart and sparked her dreams. And if Michael had chosen that moment to reveal his plans for her estate, Pamela might not have doubted the strength of his feelings for her....

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Real estate developers

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harlequin
Published: Dec 1, 1985
Pages: 190
Language: English
Series: Harlequin Romance, No 2731
ISBN-13: 978-0373027316
ISBN-10: 0373027311

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