The Language of Love
by Jean Saunders
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Pub Date 13 Dec 2018 | Archive Date 9 Jan 2019
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Description
She could no more stop herself loving him than stop the tide ebbing and flowing. Some things were inevitable.
Annette Granger has had her fair share of heartbreak: widowed at twenty, Annette didn’t think it possible to love again.
Throwing herself into her work, Annette never let herself get to close to anyone else. Though as her career flourishes, she can’t help feeling something is missing in her personal life.
But when the handsome Pieter Van Ness walks into her shop, everything changes… Intrigued by this mysterious Dutchman and beguiled by the romance of Amsterdam, Annette feels her resolve weakening.
Can Annette let herself be loved again or or has she been hurt too much before?
Full of passion and romance, The Language of Love is a poignant story about moving on and beginning again.
The Language of Love was first published in 1983.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781912194964 |
| PRICE | £2.99 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Marie A, Reviewer
The Language of Love is a timless romance story. I really loved the setting of Amsterdam! I thought it was a sweet and pleasurable read. It’s a book to read when you want to curl up and relax with a bottle of wine. I recommend it for anyone who loves a light romantic story.
Cristie U, Book Trade Professional
This is the perfect type of light read that I enjoy during stressful and busy times. This was the typical romantic story, but I enjoyed it more than I typically enjoy this type of book. The characters were well developed and easy to root for.
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