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1987•251 pages•Published•ENG•User Reviews

Pros and Cons

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She couldn't let them get away with murder P. J. Fitzjames, Jr., had a score to settle: four elderly bachelors had swindled her out of four million dollars, and P.J. wanted it back. Enter Eli Holder, king of con men. He had a foolproof plan to retrieve the cash. Unfortunately, his scheme wasn't exactly legal. But Eli figured the geezers had it coming. P.J. didn't like the idea, but she did like Eli Holder--a lot. The sting should have been a cinch, but little did P.J. and Eli know what they were up against. The bachelors were a nasty bunch who valued money more than life....

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The Swinging Light

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First Published

1987

Pages

251 pages

Rating

4.0 / 5

Ratings

1

Editions

1

Publisher

Harlequin

Language

ENG

Status

Published

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