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City Girl in Training

By Liz Fielding

Book information

Publisher
Thorndike Press
Year
2003
ISBN
0263178978, 9780263178975
Open Library ID
OL10242067M
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
662 kB (677489 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2011-08-31 04:54:40

Description

CITY GIRL IN TRAINING Philly Gresham never wanted to be a "city girl". Much to the annoyance of her parents, the amusement of her clever brothers and sisters and the exasperation of her boss, she had no ambition at all. She just wanted to stay in the town where she'd been born, marry the boy next door, raising their babies and living happily ever after. And she'd do it, too, just as soon as Don lifted his head out of the engine of the 1922 Austin he was rebuilding for long enough to propose. Then time ran out. Philly's father took early retirement and her mother decided it was high time they had some adventure, so they let the family home and went to visit their more adventurous offspring in foreign parts. Before she could utter a protest, Philly had been organised into a new job in the City and a flat-share with two girls she'd never met before. Right next door to a man who raised her pulse, her heart-rate and her temper in a way that Don hadn't managed once in ten years. It was a whole new life - and one for which she'd had no training… City Girl in Training is part of the "Fresh, flirty and feel-good…" TANGO series and the very first book in Harlequin series romances to be written in the first person. Check out the extract to discover exactly what kind of trouble Philly gets into the minute she hits town!

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