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The last thing Vance Banning needed was a charitable neighbor--especially the blond cheerleader type! But he had no idea how persistent Shane Abbott could be when it came to giving a helping hand--or a loving heart.
For a while it looked as though the Civil War would break out all over again, Only this time, it would be a battle of wills -- Shane determined to break down his resistance, Vance equally determined to remain invincible to her charming assault. He'd been burned once, and only a fool fell for the same innocent act twice. And Vance was no fool.
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Neighbors, Contemporary Fiction, Man-woman relationships, Romance Fiction, Open Library Staff Picks, Models (Persons), Fiction, 1980s, Rich people, Carpenters, Businessmen, Teachers, Love stories, American, Fiction, romance, general, Teachers, fiction, Maryland, fiction, American Short stories, American Romance fiction, Fiction, general, New york (n.y.), fictionPeople
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Od pierwszego wejrzenia
2009, Arlekin Wydawn. Harlequin Enterprises
in Polish
8323860785 9788323860785
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First Impressions
April 4, 2007, Wheeler Publishing
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1597224812 9781597224819
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