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      Miss Nobody from Nowhere

      by Elizabeth Ashton
      Published
      Dec 1975
      Main Genre
      Contemporary Romance Contemp. Romance
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      Pages
      187
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      Mills & Boon Romance Book 1016 Harlequin Romance Book 1933

      About This Book

      She had no idea who she was or where she came from -- only that she had been in an accident somewhere in the remote northwest of India and that Clive Stratton had rescued her. He found a name for her -- Angela -- and took her under his wing.

      Back in England, in the peaceful surroundings of Clive's Dorset home, they both hoped that gradually memory and happiness would return to Angela. But what chance of happiness had she, when she found herself living with the glamorous ghost of Clive's first wife?

      Series Placement

      Series Association
      Mills & Boon Romance
      Book 1016
      🟢 Fully Standalone
      Series Association
      Harlequin Romance
      Book 1933
      🟢 Fully Standalone

      Genres & Themes

      Genres

      Romance

      Subgenres

      Category Romance Contemporary Romance

      Themes

      Clean & Wholesome

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      Jun 1975 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN13 9780263718409 ISBN10 0263718409
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      Dec 1975 Harlequin ISBN13 9780373019335 ISBN10 0373019335
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      First Edition Apr 1975 Mills & Boon (UK) ISBN13 9780263058215 ISBN10 0263058212
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      Jan 1975 Chivers ISBN13 9780893408480 ISBN10 0893408484
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