Great escapades : trade winds / Janet Quin-Harkin.
By: Harkin, Janet Quin.
Publisher: New York, New York : National Broadcasting Company, Inc., c1993Description: 256 p.ISBN: 0812536584.Subject(s): Romantic suspense fiction | Radio and television novels | Saint Martin (West Indies) -- FictionDDC classification: Fic H22t 1993 Summary: Grace and Contessa followed the men they loved to a tiny Caribbean island jewel called St. Martin where Christoff, his sons Robert and Will, and their friend Rick discovered everything they had dreamed of. It was the perfect place to escape from the insanity of the outside world and build their fortunes, Paradise Rum and the Tradewinds Hotel. But the island heat inflamed passionate romance and redhot jealousy. They soon learned that St. Martin was not big enough for two reigning families. There were hidden secrets in this paradise, and a price to pay to live there.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Grace and Contessa followed the men they loved to a tiny Caribbean island jewel called St. Martin where Christoff, his sons Robert and Will, and their friend Rick discovered everything they had dreamed of. It was the perfect place to escape from the insanity of the outside world and build their fortunes, Paradise Rum and the Tradewinds Hotel. But the island heat inflamed passionate romance and redhot jealousy. They soon learned that St. Martin was not big enough for two reigning families. There were hidden secrets in this paradise, and a price to pay to live there.
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