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 Going The Distance - Christina Jones
Newest Review: ... slimmer model (or bimbo stick insect, as Maddy likes to refer to her) and this will be the first time she has seen him since ... more  ... the split.
When Maddy arrives at the party, Peter ends up being the last thing on her mind when she is introduced to Drew Fitzgerald, the new owner of Peapods, the stables opposite Maddy's house. Drew is extremely good looking and Maddy is instantly attracted to him - there's only one problem though, he has a wife.
Drew's wife Caroline arrives in Milton St John a few weeks later from Jersey, where she runs a business. Maddy is gutted to see that she is incredibly beautiful and elegant. There is definitely an a...more |
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Going The Distance
Pages: 320, Paperback, Orion Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Going The Distance - Christina Jones: Can they go the distance? (707 words)
by - written on 05/07/08 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I have a huge amount of books lying about unread, most of which I have received as presents or won in competitions (I always seem to win books in competitions, I don't know why!). The latest book I have read is Going the Distance by Christina Jones. I think I have read one of her books before, years ago, but don't remember much about it, so I wasn't really sure what to expect from this one. ~The Story~ Maddy lives in the small country village of Milton St. John, and runs a successful cleaning business, Shadows. Milton St John is a very horsey little village and most people who live there are involved with horses or horse racing in some way, ... Read the complete review
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