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Pearls

by Celia Brayfield · 1987

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They were beautiful, rich, famous and powerful. Catherine Bourton - with a face like the Mona Lisa she storms London's Square Mile and becomes a bewitching tycoon. Monty Bourton - a rock star with an obsessive need for love. One morning they each wake to find a pearl beneath their pillows. Why?

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women’s fictionwomen’s fictionMore like thisLess of this
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1980s1980sMore like thisLess of thisLondonLondonMore like thisLess of this
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adult

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