It was only ever you
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Word Count
97,250 words, Guess
Page Count
389 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveitwasonlyeveryou0000kerr
- ISBN-101786691426
- ISBN-101784082414
- ISBN-101784975907
- ISBN-139781786691422
and 10 more
- ISBN-139781784082413
- ISBN-139781784975906
- ISBN-139781784082406
- ISBN-101784082406
- OCLC Control Number980610272
- Better World Books9781784082406
- Better World Books9781784082413
- Better World Books9781784975906
- Better World Books9781786691422
- Open LibraryOL28173208M
Classifications
- DDC823.92
- LCCPR6111.E78
Description
When Ava manages to seduce the gorgeous Irish singer, Patrick, after a gig in New York, she can't quite believe her luck. Can it really be true that he loves and wants to marry her? She knows that his first great love, Rose, broke his heart by marrying someone else. When they move back to Ireland and Ava sees Rose, jealousy begins to grip her. Worse is to come, when she intercepts a letter from Rose to Patrick and her anger starts to spiral.
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