An edition of Loving (1987)

Loving

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An edition of Loving (1987)

Loving

  • 4.29 ·
  • 14 Ratings
  • 46 Want to read
  • 2 Currently reading
  • 42 Have read

Inheriting a small cottage near London had allowed Claire Richards to achieve independence for herself and her young daughter, Lucy. So when Jay Fraser accused her of encouraging Lucy's friendship with his own motherless daughter just to trap him into marriage, she was outraged.

But then her cottage was damaged during a storm, and Claire had to accept Jan's offer of shelter. She was surprised to find him a considerate, perceptive man, gentle and affectionate with the children. And when he proposed a loveless marriage of convenience, she agreed for her daughter's sake.

Too late Claire discovered that she wanted Jay to be more than a father for Lucy...

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Publisher
Harlequin
Language
English
Pages
187

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Cover of: Loving
Loving
2013, Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited
in English
Cover of: Loving
Loving
April 1, 1988, Harlequin
Paperback in English
Cover of: Loving
Loving
1988, Harlequin Books
in English - Harlequin presents 1st ed. May 1988.
Cover of: Loving.
Loving.
1988, Mills & Boon
in English
Cover of: Loving.
Loving.
1987, Mills & Boon
in English

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Edition Notes

Series
Harlequin Presents # 1075

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
187

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL10738556M
Internet Archive
loving00jord
ISBN 10
0373110758
ISBN 13
9780373110759
OCLC/WorldCat
17873698
Library Thing
1571298
Goodreads
6728425

Work Description

He offered her marriage--but only in name

Inheriting a small cottage near London had allowed Claire Richards to achieve independence for herself and her young daughter, Lucy. So when Jay Fraser accused her of encouraging Lucy's friendship with his own motherless daughter just to trap him into marriage, she was outraged.

But then her cottage was damaged during a storm and Claire had to accept Jay's offer of shelter. She was surprised to find him a considerate, perceptive man, gentle and affectionate with the children. And when he proposed a loveless marriage of convenience, she agreed for her daughter's sake.

Too late Claire discovered that she wanted Jay to be more than just a father for Lucy....

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