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The best for last by Stephanie Howard · Booklabria

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The best for last

The best for last

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First published: 1995
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Would Cassandra's fate be Sealed With a Kiss?

"Dear Diary, The very last person I ever wanted to have anything more to do with has suddenly appeared out of nowhere again..." Cassandra knew that Damon Grey thought she was heartless. After all, hadn't she left him to pursue her career? But Damon didn't know that her real reasons had been very different...and she was determined he wouldn't discover them now! And if Damon thought the Caribbean sun was going to make her melt, he could think again...couldn't he?

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