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"The River of Time flows on, and our past mistakes are irretrievable. All we can do is avoid making the same ones in future..." | "The River of Time flows on, and our past mistakes are irretrievable. All we can do is avoid making the same ones in future..." | ||
Asked to act as chaperon on a long and difficult journey across Russia, the widowed Mila de Romarin willingly accepts the chance to escape her life of penury and in Moscow she once more meets Igor; the man who loved her twelve years ago, and whom she naively refused. Now his kindness overwhelms her, but how can she expect him to forgive her youthful folly? For a long while it looks as if time has taught them nothing, and all their old mistakes must be repeated... | Asked to act as chaperon on a long and difficult journey across Russia, the widowed Mila de Romarin willingly accepts the chance to escape her life of penury and in Moscow she once more meets Igor; the man who loved her twelve years ago, and whom she naively refused. Now his kindness overwhelms her, but how can she expect him to forgive her youthful folly? For a long while it looks as if time has taught them nothing, and all their old mistakes must be repeated... | ||
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Revision as of 01:56, 27 October 2007
- Author: Dinah Dean
- Publisher: Mills & Boon #173
- Year: 1985
- Setting: Russia 1821
Book Description
"The River of Time flows on, and our past mistakes are irretrievable. All we can do is avoid making the same ones in future..."
Asked to act as chaperon on a long and difficult journey across Russia, the widowed Mila de Romarin willingly accepts the chance to escape her life of penury and in Moscow she once more meets Igor; the man who loved her twelve years ago, and whom she naively refused. Now his kindness overwhelms her, but how can she expect him to forgive her youthful folly? For a long while it looks as if time has taught them nothing, and all their old mistakes must be repeated...
