Denise Robins
(forfatter)
Men are Only Human ebok
59,-
It seemed that Beechy had everything she could ever want - a lovingfamily, an adoring fiancé, Gil, and a beautiful old Tudor house thatwould soon be her home. But Gil had a secret: a tempestuous infatuationhe had once had in Paris with the attractive and sophisticated Manon.That was in the past, though, and need never concern his future with thewoman he truly loves.As the wedding draws nearer, Be…
It seemed that Beechy had everything she could ever want - a lovingfamily, an adoring fiancé, Gil, and a beautiful old Tudor house thatwould soon be her home. But Gil had a secret: a tempestuous infatuationhe had once had in Paris with the attractive and sophisticated Manon.That was in the past, though, and need never concern his future with thewoman he truly loves.As the wedding draws nearer, Beechy and Gil look forward to a lifetogether, and their family and close friends gather for the greatoccasion. Then his previous love-affair casts a shadow of doubt over theblissfuly happy couple...A captivating love story from the 100-million-copy bestselling Queen ofRomance, first published in 1933, and available now for the first timein eBook.
Forlag
Hodder & Stoughton
Utgitt
24.07.2014
Sjanger
Skjønnlitteratur, Romantikk og drama
Språk
English
Format
epub
DRM-beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781444751246
It seemed that Beechy had everything she could ever want - a loving
family, an adoring fiancé, Gil, and a beautiful old Tudor house that
would soon be her home. But Gil had a secret: a tempestuous infatuation
he had once had in Paris with the attractive and sophisticated Manon.
That was in the past, though, and need never concern his future with the
woman he truly loves.
As the wedding draws nearer, Beechy and Gil look forward to a life
together, and their family and close friends gather for the great
occasion. Then his previous love-affair casts a shadow of doubt over the
blissfuly happy couple...
A captivating love story from the 100-million-copy bestselling Queen of
Romance, first published in 1933, and available now for the first time
in eBook.
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