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*'''Author:''' [[Penny Jordan]] | *'''Author:''' [[Penny Jordan]] | ||
*'''Publisher:''' [[Harlequin]] | *'''Publisher:''' [[Harlequin]] | ||
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Their marriage had gone up in flames. | Their marriage had gone up in flames. | ||
Revision as of 03:30, 5 October 2007
- Author: Penny Jordan
- Publisher: Harlequin
- Year: 1984
Their marriage had gone up in flames.
Jake Harvey was every woman's secret type. During their brief and volatile union, Kate had been wildly jealous, dangerously insecure, and he'd never reassured her with words of love - only of desire.
Kate went up like dry tinder every time Jake touched her, and she resented that power over her almost as much as she abhorred his career. Finally he threw her out, saying, "Come back when you've grown up."
But Jake had come to her instead. And Kate's fuse was as short as ever when it came to him, his work and the latest woman clinging to his arm.
