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RACHEL TREVELLYAN by Anne Mather
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PALACE OF THE POMEGRANATE by Violet Winspear
Life had not been an easy ride for Grace Wilde and she had every reason to be distrustful of men. Then, in the Persian desert, she fell into the hands of another man, Kharim Khan, who was different from any other man she had met ...
LOG.^N'S ISLAND by Mary Wibberley
Helen had inherited an island off the coast of Brazil - jointly v^th an unknov«i man called Jake Logan. Its name - Island of Storms -just about summed up the wnldly antagonistic relationship that promptly developed between the two of them!
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