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| − | + | [[Category:1992 Releases]] [[Category:Category Romance]] | |
| − | + | *'''Author''': [[Penny Jordan]] | |
| − | *Publisher: Mills and Boon | + | *'''Publisher''': [[Mills and Boon Romance|Mills & Boon Romance]] [[Mills and Boon Romance By The Numbers|#3745]] |
| − | *Year: 1992 | + | *'''Year''': 1992, October |
| − | + | ==Book Description== | |
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Helping her sister Leigh with an informal investigation, Debra mistakenly accused Marsh Graham being a pervert. | Helping her sister Leigh with an informal investigation, Debra mistakenly accused Marsh Graham being a pervert. | ||
What she didn't count on was her own sensual reaction to a man she thought was on the brink of seducing a 17-year old girl. | What she didn't count on was her own sensual reaction to a man she thought was on the brink of seducing a 17-year old girl. | ||
Disgusted with him and herself she got back to work after her annual break, only to find out that the wrongly accused Marsh was her new boss and apparantly very interested in getting to know the passionate Debra he had held in his arms. But Debra has sworn off passion and love. Will Marsh be able to convince her that love is simply a matter of trust? | Disgusted with him and herself she got back to work after her annual break, only to find out that the wrongly accused Marsh was her new boss and apparantly very interested in getting to know the passionate Debra he had held in his arms. But Debra has sworn off passion and love. Will Marsh be able to convince her that love is simply a matter of trust? | ||
Latest revision as of 07:08, 3 December 2010
- Author: Penny Jordan
- Publisher: Mills & Boon Romance #3745
- Year: 1992, October
Book Description
Helping her sister Leigh with an informal investigation, Debra mistakenly accused Marsh Graham being a pervert. What she didn't count on was her own sensual reaction to a man she thought was on the brink of seducing a 17-year old girl. Disgusted with him and herself she got back to work after her annual break, only to find out that the wrongly accused Marsh was her new boss and apparantly very interested in getting to know the passionate Debra he had held in his arms. But Debra has sworn off passion and love. Will Marsh be able to convince her that love is simply a matter of trust?
