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On the hunt for an art forger, wealthy and sophisticated Lorcan is bedazzled by talented student Frederica but what is the secret she is hiding from him? Reeve is rich, spoilt and arrogant - qualit...

Imposters in paradise

By Maxine Barry

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I've come to Bermuda to find out what happened to my brother. They tell me that his death was an accident, but I don't believe them. Fate has given me the perfect opportunity to discover the truth,...

Imposters in paradise

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River Deep

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His last gamble

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"Charmaine Reece is in Paradise Beach, Barbados, on a mission to right the wrong done to her beloved sister Lucy. Her target is casino owner and gambler, Payne Lacey. But she hadn't reckoned on how...

His last gamble

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Storytime

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Storytime

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Classic Fairy Tales

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Classic Children s Stories

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