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Velvet Touch by Jayne Ann Krentz · Booklabria

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Velvet Touch

Man-woman relationshipsContemporary Romance

Velvet Touch

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First published: 1982
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

SWEET SURRENDER... Tawny, elegant Lacey Seldon was determined to cut loose from her librarian past and find liberation in the Northwest. An island paradise in Puget Sound seemed the perfect place to begin...until she met Holt Randolph. Holt was unlike any man she'd ever met. His touch made her hunger for a release she'd never known. But he said he didn't want half a heart and challenged her to gamble it all in a blazing affair that would bring her to her senses--and into his arms.

Subjects: Man-woman relationships
Contemporary Romance
Silhouette Desire
Librarian
Stephanie James Collector's Edition
Set in: Washington
Puget Sound
Time: Contemporary; 1982

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