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A certain crossroad
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- ""Crossroads have always been symbols of romance and adventure. When Neil and Judith meet at a Certain Crossroad, the courses of their lives are altered. From their first meeting, they are flung into a whirlpool of dangerous and thrilling events that carries them to the brink of tragedy."--Back cover."
- "No sooner has heiress Judith Halliday arrived in a small New England town than she is shoved out of a tree. And by coincidence, the doctor who treats her is Neil Peyton, whom she broke up with months ago. The former lovers are still sore, and make great displays of attention to (respectively) a pretty young widow named Diane, and sexy local "loafer" Boris. Judith's trip gets even nastier when her cousin informs her that her uncle has squandered her fortune, and she's now penniless. Even worse, she's soon enmeshed in Boris' smuggling schemes, along with Diane's two children. Now Neil must find a way to thwart Boris, and save Judith from both the smugglers -- and the police."
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- "Love stories"@en
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- "A certain crossroad / Emilie Loring"
- "A certain crossroad"
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