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    Out of Focus: Cariad Singles

    By Primula Bond

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    About this ebook

    Eloise Stokes's first professional photography assignment seems to be a straightforward family portrait. But the rich, colourful Epsom family - father Cedric, step-mother Mimi, twin sons Rick and Jake, and sister Honey - are intrigued by her understated talent and she is soon sucked into their wild world. As the initial portrait sitting becomes an extended photo diary of the family over an intense, hot weekend, Eloise gradually blossoms until she is equally happy in front of the lens.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAccent Press
    Release dateAug 30, 2012
    ISBN9781682990087
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    Out of Focus: Cariad Singles
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    Primula Bond

    Primula Bond is an Oxford-educated mother of three boys and has lived in London and Cairo. She currently lives in Hampshire with her husband and younger sons and works part-time as a legal secretary for criminal defence lawyers as well as writing freelance 'human interest' features for the national press. Primula offers a critique service for aspiring erotic and romantic writers through the online Writers Workshop. You can keep up to date with Primula by following her on Twitter @PrimulaBond.

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