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| + | She was sure she'd never attract a man. No one, Catherine was convinced, would be interested in the quiet mouselike creature that she saw herself as. So she took herself off to become a foster mother in a children's home. Andrew Playdle, however, was equally determined to convince her that there are many men who demand more of a wife than just a pretty face - himself, for instance. The collision between them was inevitable - the outcome unexpected! | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:30, 17 July 2011
| By Juliet Armstrong | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #681 |
| Release Month | 1962 (US) |
| Harlequin Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | Black Charles |
| Followed by | Plantation Doctor |
- Author: Juliet Armstrong
- First Published By: Harlequin Romance #681
- Year: 1962
Book Description
She was sure she'd never attract a man. No one, Catherine was convinced, would be interested in the quiet mouselike creature that she saw herself as. So she took herself off to become a foster mother in a children's home. Andrew Playdle, however, was equally determined to convince her that there are many men who demand more of a wife than just a pretty face - himself, for instance. The collision between them was inevitable - the outcome unexpected!
