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Andrea wrestles with her own restraint as she encounters Breck Carlson—a striking, ambitious man. Their meetings spark intense attraction, yet Andrea fears she may be drawn into another fleeting affair despite her vows to avoid casual romance.
First publish date: 1983
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Anne N. Reisser
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