An edition of No Man of Her Own (1981)

No Man of Her Own

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An edition of No Man of Her Own (1981)

No Man of Her Own

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There was no man in Dominique’s life – and there wasn’t going to be; as soon as she could, she was going to become a nun, and live for others – turning a deaf ear to her sister Candice’s insistence that the only thing that mattered to a woman was to live for one man; after all, despite being so much more attractive than Dominique, Candice wasn’t very happy in her marriage, was she? Was Dominique kidding herself, though? And if not, why did she find Candice’s brother-in-law Presidio so disturbing?

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Harlequin Books
Language
English
Pages
188

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Cover of: No Man of Her Own
No Man of Her Own
April 1985, Ulverscroft Large Print
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Cover of: No Man Of Her Own
No Man Of Her Own
1982, Harlequin
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Cover of: No Man of Her Own
No Man of Her Own
January 1982, Harlequin Books
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Cover of: No man of Her Own
No man of Her Own
1981, Mills & Boon
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Library of Congress
PN6071.L7 H38 no.492

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Hardcover
Number of pages
188

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL10738136M
Internet Archive
nomanofherown0000wins
ISBN 10
0373104928
ISBN 13
9780373104925
OCLC/WorldCat
8097595
LibraryThing
4927680
Goodreads
1137904

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OL4440524W

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