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 Between the Lines - Jayne Ann Krentz
Description: ISBN 1551665956 / Author: Jayne Ann Krentz / Genre: Fiction Newest Review: ... book is witty, funny and as we have begun to expect from JAK a story of the meeting of opposites. The general storyline ... more  ... (dont worry I dont go past about page 8 in this!) is a woman marrying her boss and their way to a good relationship. The funnies in this story is the semi-serious conversations about bad poetry. There is suspence involved too, but this I will not tell about, you can read it yourself. If you didn't get it last time it was published , it is worth your while. But do check your shelf first!
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Format: paperback (B format), Publisher: Vintage, ISBN: 009928873
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Between the Lines - Jayne Ann Krentz: Worth a read! (107 words)
by alandooley - written on 01.08.00 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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The book is witty, funny and as we have begun to expect from JAK a story of the meeting of opposites. The general storyline (dont worry I dont go past about page 8 in this!) is a woman marrying her boss and their way to a good relationship. The funnies in this story is the semi-serious conversations about bad poetry. There is suspence involved too, but this I will not tell about, you can read it yourself. If you didn't get it last time it was published , it is worth your while. But do check your shelf first! ...
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