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Translation of Love Me by Meredith Webber and Partners for Life by Lucy Clark.
Contents
* Contents derived from the Paris,
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France,
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Western Europe,Europe,:Harlequin,2000 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
When Dr Andrew Kendall returns from leave, he is immediately attracted to nurse Jessica Chapman. An extrovert, who lives life to the full, Andrew tries to sweep Jessica along faster than she wants. Jessica badly needs to know who her father is, and only the elderly Mrs Cochrane, her grandmother, can help. But before Jessica can reveal who she is, Mrs Cochrane dies, and forensic pathologist Dr Sarah Gilmour is suspicious. Suddenly, Jessica is in a nightmare situation, unable to tell Andrew the true story... - back cover (Chatswood, 2000)
The O'Donnells and the Stevensons grew up together, but Janet Stevenson hasn't seen Angus O'Donnell for eight years, while he's been travelling the world as a locum GP. Now he's back in Australia, and, as Janet is looking for a partner since her general practice has grown so much, it seems fortuitous that Angus is available to locum while she looks for someone. But this Angus is new to her, and she is astonished at the level of attraction between them. Yet it seems that Angus still intends to move on, and if he'll be gone in six months' time, is it worth losing their friendship? - back cover (Chatswood, 2000)
