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    Let Tomorrow Come

    By Rebecca Lang

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    A very innocent offer

    Dr. Jan Newsome needed help desperately, so when Dr. Gerard de Prescy offered to come to her rescue, who was she to refuse? But Jan was suspicious: having been betrayed in the Past, she was having a difficult time trusting anyone, let alone a handsome stranger!

    So what was the mystery concerning Gerard? There wasn't one; He really was a good guybut convincing Jan was going to take all of his powers of persuasion!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateJul 15, 2011
    ISBN9781459252974
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    Rebecca Lang

    I am an Englishwoman who trained to be a nurse in England, where I specialized, after basic training, in operating theatre work. I married a Canadian and went to live in Canada. My first romance was published in 1994, 'Midnight Sun', set in the Canadian Arctic. Much of what I put in my stories is taken from personal experience. Writing has always been my first love, but it is difficult to make a living from writing alone.

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