An edition of No surrender (1989)

No surrender

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An edition of No surrender (1989)

No surrender

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The feeling was mutual !

They hated each other. Oriel thought American banker Jake Emmerson was a thoroughly nasty, bad-mannered male chauvinist.

Based on their first unfortunate encounter, Jake thought Dr. Oriel de Montfort was a certifiable lunatic.

They would certainly never, even as a last resort, have chosen to become traveling companions through Syria. So it was ironic that Oriel and Jake ended up stranded together in dangerous circumstances. But perhaps the close contact would force them to review their opinions of each other !

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Publisher
Mills & Boon
Language
English
Pages
189

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Cover of: No Surrender
No Surrender
July 1992, Ulverscroft Large Print
Hardcover in English
Cover of: No surrender.
No surrender.
1990, Mills & Boon
in English
Cover of: No surrender
No surrender
1989, Mills & Boon
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
Richmond, Surrey

Classifications

Library of Congress
MLCS 90/15823 (P)

The Physical Object

Pagination
189 p. ;
Number of pages
189

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1976601M
ISBN 10
0263122484
LCCN
90218425
OCLC/WorldCat
20857405
Goodreads
3216261

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