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  • Bild des Verkäufers für GYPSY JEWEL / DESTINY'S CHILD zum Verkauf von The Book Abyss

    Cameron, June / Bretton, Barbara

    Verlag: Diamond Books, 1992

    ISBN 10: 1557737177ISBN 13: 9781557737175

    Anbieter: The Book Abyss, St. Paul, MN, USA

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    Zustand: Very Good

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    Mass Market Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Covers and spines are good with only mild shelf/rub wear. No dog-eared corners. Solid Binding. All pages intact and legible. Clean. Store stamped. --- --- GYPSY JEWEL --- (The Law and Disorder #4) --- She lived for danger. A beautiful Pinkerton agent, Jewel Flannery disguised her identity to track down outlaws. And she always got her man. . . . .He lived for passion. A magnetically handsome riverboat gambler, Brent Connors could have any woman he wanted. Except the one "jewel" he desired most of all. . . . .He was a man used to winning. She was a lady with a mission: to track the notorious Jesse James. But Brent saw a secret fire burning behind Jewels disguise -- a wild, sensual longing that betrayed her undercover mission. They were both searching for robbers -- but what they found was a treasure more precious than gold, more savage and reckless than a stolen kiss. . . . .Their love was the greatest danger of all. --- DESTINY'S CHILD --- Dakota didn't claim to understand men. But she did know that Patrick Devane was stubborn and angry and that he refused to let anyone, including his young daughter, get close. Dakota also knew she had no choice but to accept his reluctant hospitality. And he her bold, audacious company. . . . .No woman had ever challenged Patrick so brazenly - - while no man had ever seemed so daring and dangerous to Dakota. And no little girl had ever seemed so in need of a family. Now only time would tell if their destiny lay with each other. . .