My dear innocent

by Lindsay Armstrong

First published 1981 · 189 pages

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She just wished she could hate him

Camira had grudgingly come to accept her new circumstances--strangers living in her family's Queensland home and working the horse-training stables.

She could even accept Marc Riley as Camira Lodge's new owner. He was an excellent trainer, and she actually enjoyed working for him. But the man himself disturbed her.

She was just beginning to understand her feelings for him when David Thorpe and Lisa Mackenzie turned up to spoil everything.

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  • Horse trainers
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