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Without a Trace by Nora Roberts · Booklabria

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Without a Trace

RomanceMissing persons

Without a Trace

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First published: 1990
Editions: 15 in 3 languages

Synopsis

(The fourth book in the O'Hurley series)

Trace had turned his back on responsiblity and commitment long ago. Gillian Fitzpatrick was frightened and desperate--her brother had disappeared. Trace was her only hope. He had the connections, the expertise and the guts. But just what was she going to have to do to convince him to help her?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
Missing persons
Contemporary
American Romance fiction
Love stories, American
Set in: Mexico
Time: 1990s

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Editions

15 in 3 languages

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English11 German1 Russian1

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