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Winter in July by Essie Summers · Booklabria

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Winter in July

Romance

Winter in July

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First published: 1974
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Juliana had been used to mountains and climbing all her life, so she couldn't understand why Tulloch MacNair thought she couldn't take the lifestyle on his remote sheep station in New Zealand's Southern Alps. But it didn't take long for the pair to change their minds about each other. When things went wrong again it was not because of Tulloch's old love, Anthea, but the secret in Juliana's past.

Subjects: Romance
Time: 1980'S

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