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The Awakening Flame by Margaret Way · Booklabria

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The Awakening Flame

Romance, ContemporaryJealousy

The Awakening Flame

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First published: 1978
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Brant Elliot was a ruthless devil, a man of driving ambition who would need a mature and sophisticated woman to hold him. Someone like his beautiful cousin, Jane Gifford.

But Brant wanted Lori. He had used his lazy and incomparable charm to attract her and had turned the young an innocent girl into a woman with strong and bewildering needs. Would she ever be able to satisfy this complex man? Should she even try?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Jealousy
Australian outback
Set in: Australia
Time: 1970s
Characters: Lori
Dean Stanton
Dianne

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