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    Only One Woman

    By Christina Jones and Jane Risdon

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    One boy, two girls, and a journey through the heady, mad, rock’n’roll 1960s. June 1968: Renza is preparing to leave school – and England. Her family are moving to Germany and she can’t wait – till the four gorgeous boys who make up pop band Narnia’s Children move in next door. She falls head over heels for lead guitarist Scott, but after a romantic summer of love together, Renza has to go … December 1968: Stella meets Scott at a local dance where Narnia’s Children are playing. Scott’s the most beautiful boy she’s ever seen, and she falls for him hard … As the colourful, exciting final year of the sixties dawns, both Renza and Stella realise there can be only one woman for Scott…
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAccent Press
    Release dateNov 21, 2017
    ISBN9781682994252
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