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The sands of time by Ann Owen · Booklabria

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The sands of time

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The sands of time

Name: The sands of time
Author: Ann Owen

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First published: 1980

Synopsis

THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

Hired as a tutor for some American children on Abaco island, Lynn Hartwell had the unique opportunity to study the Bahama coral reefs first hand as research for her graduate thesis. And when world-renowned marine biologist Greg Nichols offered her a job as an assistant, her happiness knew no bounds. But she had not foreseen falling in love with him or the barriers between them. Was it his involvement with his work? Or his relationship with Helen Tracy, that silenced the words that she had read in his dark eyes?

Subjects: Love stories
Set in: United States
Bahamas
Time: 1980

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Publishers: Silhouette · distributed by Pocket Books
Published: 1980
Pages: 188
Language: English
Series: Silhouette romance -- 41
ISBN-13: 978-0671570415
ISBN-10: 0671570412

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