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[[Category:1974 Releases]][[Category:Category Romance]][[Category:Love Triangle]]
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* '''Author''': [[Violet Winspear]]
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* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Presents]]
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* '''Year''': 1974
  
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==Book Description==
 
Eden - and Gale: two sisters who were aptly named, for Gale was wild, turbulent and demanding, while Eden was the quiet one, gentle and kind. Gale wanted money, power and luxury, and these seemed to be within her grasp when she met the handsome and magnetic Lafe Sheridan, already, at thirty-six, a near-millionaire.
 
Eden - and Gale: two sisters who were aptly named, for Gale was wild, turbulent and demanding, while Eden was the quiet one, gentle and kind. Gale wanted money, power and luxury, and these seemed to be within her grasp when she met the handsome and magnetic Lafe Sheridan, already, at thirty-six, a near-millionaire.
  
 
But it was Eden who saw behind Lafe's dynamic facade, to the lonely, poverty-stricken Irish boy he once had been, and she loved him for the qualities he tried grimly to hide. It was a situation that threatened heartbreak - for Gale, willing to marry without love; for Lafe, whose meteoric career had bypassed love; and for Eden, whose love must be hidden deep within her.
 
But it was Eden who saw behind Lafe's dynamic facade, to the lonely, poverty-stricken Irish boy he once had been, and she loved him for the qualities he tried grimly to hide. It was a situation that threatened heartbreak - for Gale, willing to marry without love; for Lafe, whose meteoric career had bypassed love; and for Eden, whose love must be hidden deep within her.

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Book Description

Eden - and Gale: two sisters who were aptly named, for Gale was wild, turbulent and demanding, while Eden was the quiet one, gentle and kind. Gale wanted money, power and luxury, and these seemed to be within her grasp when she met the handsome and magnetic Lafe Sheridan, already, at thirty-six, a near-millionaire.

But it was Eden who saw behind Lafe's dynamic facade, to the lonely, poverty-stricken Irish boy he once had been, and she loved him for the qualities he tried grimly to hide. It was a situation that threatened heartbreak - for Gale, willing to marry without love; for Lafe, whose meteoric career had bypassed love; and for Eden, whose love must be hidden deep within her.