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    A Love He Can Trust
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    A Love He Can Trust

    By LaVerne St. George

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    Warning! Foot-in-mouth librarian meets handsome company president.

    Hayley Lancaster hoped to make an impression in her first job as a company librarian at downtown Pittsburgh firm Mansfield, Inc. But she's just unknowingly insulted her new boss. Maybe the floor could open up and swallow her whole. After that encounter, the last thing s

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Book Romances
    Release dateJun 8, 2016
    ISBN9780989134460
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    A Love He Can Trust
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    LaVerne St. George

    Award-winning author LaVerne St. George has published novels both traditionally and as an indie author and is known for her delightful, satisfying sweet romances and believable characters. Since elementary school, writing and reading have been staples in her life, but when she received a college care package from her aunt including Kathleen Woodiwiss’ The Flame and the Flower, she caught romance fever and never looked back. A librarian by training, LaVerne’s instinctive answer to almost any question is “Let’s look that up!” Her research inspires her choice of story, and she happily writes in the contemporary, historical, inspirational and paranormal romance subgenres. A fan of sea turtles, topical crossword puzzles, and happy endings, she now lives with her husband in the piedmont of North Carolina halfway between the ocean and the mountains, just where she likes it.

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