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Wild Concerto by Anne Mather · Booklabria

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Wild Concerto

Romance, ContemporaryRevenge

Wild Concerto

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First published: 1983
Language: English
Editions: 8

Synopsis

Fate forced Lani St. John to an impossible choice when her adolescent dreams became a wrenching reality. For Jake Pendragon, the brilliant concert pianist she had loved from afar for years, reentered her life with an undeniable, devastating attraction. But desire was both delight and torment—for the beautiful rival he was rumored to be involved with was Lani's own mother!

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Revenge
Jealousy
Opera
Set in: London
Cornwall
San Diego
Time: Contemporary; 1983

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