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      Almost a Bride

      by Maura McGiveny
      Published
      Jul 1985
      Main Genre
      Contemporary Romance Contemp. Romance
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      186
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      Harlequin Presents Book 803 Mills & Boon Romance Book 2388

      About This Book

      First came trust, then love, then betrayal...

      A year ago Caroline had almost been a bride--would have been if Philip Tregenna hadn't left her standing alone at the back of a small Cornish church waiting for a groom who never showed up.

      "When you love someone," Caro later decided, "you give them power over you. " And she never intended to give another man the power to break her heart--until David came along with his quiet strength and conviction.

      "You're not alone anymore, " he promised her. But Caro was afraid to weave a dream around him and run the risk of being never a bride, never a wife, never a mother ....

      Hero: David Tremaine
      Heroine: Caroline "Caro" Pentreath

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      Harlequin Presents
      Book 803
      🟢 Fully Standalone
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      Mills & Boon Romance
      Book 2388
      🟢 Fully Standalone

      Genres & Themes

      Genres

      Romance

      Subgenres

      Category Romance Contemporary Romance

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      May 1985 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN13 9780263750355 ISBN10 0263750353
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      Jul 1985 Harlequin ISBN13 9780373108039 ISBN10 0373108036
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      First Edition Mar 1985 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN13 9780263107814 ISBN10 0263107817
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