Margaret Chapman

• Jun-1970
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• Feb-1971
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• Jun-1971
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'He prefers the company of sheep to women' was Alison's opinion of Joseph Church when he rescued her in a snowstorm on the Border hills and took her to his farmstead. Certainly Joseph was not very pleased at having his lambing operations interrup...

• Jan-1972
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Ellesdora was looking forward to her new job in a remote, peaceful part of Northumberland - until she arrived there! At first sight, Havenfield was indeed a haven where, so it seemed, civilisation had passed by, so when Ellesdora found out the realit...

• 1972
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• Mar-1973
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• Jan-1974
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• Jan-1975
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• Dec-1977
• / Contemporary Romance
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An old love gone Can never come back Returning to Old Beams was a mistake. Francesca had been happy while her mother had been housekeeper there, and when Francesca dreamed of marrying Giles. But everything was different now. Far from the peace...

• Apr-1978
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"I'm a stowaway and I must get to Bali !" Dismayed at being caught, Faith didn't reveal the reason behind her desperate measures. Her fiance, Jeremy, was in Bali and she feared he was in some kind of trouble. She was shocked at ...

• Aug-1978
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• Oct-1978
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• Nov-1978
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• Jan-2013
• / General Fiction
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We live in the twenty-first century….conventional products of the age... using, consuming, expecting and demanding. We groan if the car does not start… if we run out of sliced bread or soap-powder. We expect out beds to be heated, our food to be ...

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Julie Singe had only one reason for being a nurse at St. George's. There was handsome Adam Rich whose presence could make Julie bungle even the simplest nursing task. And Dr. Susie Tulip who was determined to marry Adam, by means fair or foul....

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