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Latest revision as of 01:41, 11 November 2022
| By Jocelyn Griffin | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #2543 |
| April 1983 (US) | |
| 'Harlequin Romance Series #2543 | |
| Preceded by | All Else Confusion |
| Followed by | Suspicion |
- Author: Jocelyn Griffin
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance
- Year: 1983, April
- Editor: Maryan Gibson
Contents
Book Description
From Harlequin Romance #2543, April 1983, US Edition:
It was unbelievable, too good to be true
Jenny had taken the job in London to escape her memories and her grief ...and found herself thrust into a whirlwind courtship with her stunningly handsome boss.
Adam was a man who wined and dined some of the most beautiful women in London, so Jenny couldn't help wondering what he saw in a rather simple, unglamorous girl like herself.
And then he proposed marriage. . . but marriage with an unusual twist.
Publication History
- 1983, April - Paperback Release (Harlequin Romance #2543) (US Release)- ISBN 037302543X
