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The House of Yesterday by Margaret Malcolm · Booklabria

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The House of Yesterday

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The House of Yesterday

Name: The House of Yesterday
Author: Margaret Malcolm

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The House of YesterdayMargaret MalcolmMalcolm

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First published: 1968
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Elizabeth had hoped that she would find sanctuary at lovely Deepdene Manor, but that was impossible for there, not entirely by coincidence, she again encountered Paul Steventon, the man whom she thought she had left in the past. And Paul was a very determined man.

Subjects: Romance

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