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The Garden of Dreams by Sara Craven · Booklabria

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The Garden of Dreams

RomanceContemporary

The Garden of Dreams

Name: The Garden of Dreams
Author: Sara Craven

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First published: 1975
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

Lissa wasn't quite sure whether she wanted to marry the attractive Frenchman, Paul de Gue. So she gladly accepted his invitation to visit the family chateau and meet his relatives. Unfortunately this also involved meeting the austere Comte Raoul de Gue. He made it clear the he did not want Lissa marring into the family!

"Sweet" warning, old-school romance

Subjects: Romance
Contemporary
Foreign Affairs
Set in: England
France
Time: 1970s

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