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The Passionate Winter by Carole Mortimer · Booklabria

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The Passionate Winter

RomanceContemporary Fiction

The Passionate Winter

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First published: 1978
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Love has nothing to do with age limits.

Leigh knew that Piers Sinclair was old enough to be her father. In fact, he was her boyfriend Gavin's father. But that didn't stop her from falling in love with him. No woman could resist his powerful attraction. Piers was sophisticated, experienced, and dangerously exciting. His very presence unsettled Leigh. She knew she should try to avoid him; she knew she had to forget him. But it just wasn't possible. Especially when Gavin decided to play matchmaker!

Subjects: Romance
Contemporary Fiction
1970s
Characters: Leigh
Gavin

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