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    Her Summer Lover

    By Marisa Carroll

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    Life may be complicated now, but one thing is

    clear: their teenage romance was more than a

    summer fling...

    Sophie Clarkson loved visiting her godmother in

    Louisiana's bayou country, and her most cherished

    memory is the enchanted summer she fell in love with

    Alian Boudreaux. Those hot days and steamy nights

    are nowhere in evidence when she returns for her

    godmother's funeral, yet the magic of Alain is

    definitely still alive.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJan 1, 2012
    ISBN9781742899800
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    Her Summer Lover
    Author

    Marisa Carroll

    The writing team of Marisa Carroll came about when one half, Carol Wagner, parted company with her first writing partner, an old high school friend, after publishing two books. Carol saw the writing on the wall - the line they were writing for was on life support - her friend didn't. Enter the second half of the duo: her sister, Marian Franz. The combination has lasted for 28 books, 26 of them for Harlequin's various lines. Ideas come from one or both. Carol does most of the writing. Marian does the research, all of the editing and proofreading, and ruthless weeding out of run-on sentences.The partnership isn't always smooth sailing, but like most long-term relationships, even those among non-siblings, the sisters have learned to put petty differences aside for the greater good of the book. They've established a goal of 50 published books, a kind of Golden Anniversary for the partnership. And they intend to stick to it, no matter how many arguments it takes.

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