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    Stealing the Show

    By Christina Jones

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    Fun, charming and romantic, this feel-good read is a real treat' Closer - praise for Christina Jones Nell Bradley's family all work flat-out to keep Bradleys' Mammoth Fun Fair in business. They're expecting her to take the traditional showman's route and make a suitable match with Ross Percival, who, with his state-of-the-art hydraulic touring rides, will bring traditional Bradleys into the twenty-first century. But Nell doesn't love Ross, and still harbours dreams of an old-fashioned steam funfair, so when she discovers a dilapidated antique roundabout with carved horses for sale, she buys it and arranges to have it renovated without her family's knowledge. But what she hadn't realised is that the horses come with their own very sexy restorer...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAccent Press
    Release dateJul 20, 2015
    ISBN9781681466644
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