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What You Made Me by Penny Jordan · Booklabria

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What You Made Me

RomanceInheritance and succession

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First published: 1984
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

She hadn't seen him in almost eleven years

They'd been very much in love. But if Philippa had married Scott, he would have lost his birthright. So Philippa had told him she was in love with someone else. Seeing her again unleashed Scott's bitterness. He was pleased to think that Geoff had refused to marry Philippa despite her pregnant condition. Scott was so blind to Philippa's love, he couldn't see even the obvious--that young Simon was very much his father's son.

Subjects: Romance
Inheritance and succession
Single mothers
Set in: England

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