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is forced to choose between once-in-a-lifetime passion and her devoted husband

With an emphasis on graciousness and chivalry that lends the book its authoritative tone

they each see something completely different

their connection is instant and intense - much to the displeasure of Ross Burrows

the Mandela of his age

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