An edition of Under the wishing star (2003)

Under the wishing star

Center Point large print ed.
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Under the wishing star
Diane Farr
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An edition of Under the wishing star (2003)

Under the wishing star

Center Point large print ed.
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Widower Malcolm Chase wants to dismiss his daughter's cruel governess and hire kind Natalie Whittaker instead. Natalie fears it would be unseemly for a woman of her station to move into a bachelor's household. The obvious solution? Marriage. But Natalie desires a union of love, not convenience - and Malcolm's dark past has taught him there is no such thing as love.

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Publisher
Center Point
Language
English
Pages
367

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Cover of: Under the wishing star
Under the wishing star
2005, Center Point
in English - Center Point large print ed.
Cover of: Under the wishing star
Under the wishing star
2003, New American Library
in English
Cover of: Under the Wishing Star
Under the Wishing Star
2003-01-01, Signet

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Published in
Thorndike, Me

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
813/.6
Library of Congress
PS3556.A7325 U53 2005

The Physical Object

Pagination
367 p.
Number of pages
367

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31596026M
ISBN 10
1585475556
LCCN
2004019216

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