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The Perfect Match?

by Penny Jordan (2011)

About this book

A perfect family, shocking revelations and heartache lie just beneath the surface of their charmed lives. Guy Cooke's dark, sexy looks turned heads, and his sensuality made hearts beat faster, especially Chrissie's! Chrissie was a born romantic, but she'd never believed her ideal man really existed and he appeared equally mesmerised by her! It seemed the perfect match, but was it all too good to last? Chrissie had a family secret that Guy could surely never forgive.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Perfect Match? Lead Character

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