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Secrets of Autumn
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It was just too tempting to make architect Graham Kimble her final research subject for her dissertation, Autumn Stanton decided when she agreed to fill in as his secretary. Determined to prove that women controlled men's reactions by how they chose to appear, Autumn masqueraded as Agatha -- dowdy but capable, a woman who'd never have a chance with the handsome man-about-t
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Mass Market Paperback, Loveswept #162, 192 pages
Published
September 1st 1986
by Loveswept
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The Secrets of Autumn #162 - Joan Elliott Pickart (Oct 1986)
Meetup: Slapstick. Heroine pretends to be unfashionable and unattractive while she temps for a handsome architect to gather psychological data for her dissertation.
Conflict: Hero falls in love with plain jane heroine because he’s looking to settle down, and feels betrayed when he learns that she is actually fashion-forward.
80s standouts: Were human subjects research protocols not run through an IRB in the 80s?
His fashion: Not terrible. ...more
Meetup: Slapstick. Heroine pretends to be unfashionable and unattractive while she temps for a handsome architect to gather psychological data for her dissertation.
Conflict: Hero falls in love with plain jane heroine because he’s looking to settle down, and feels betrayed when he learns that she is actually fashion-forward.
80s standouts: Were human subjects research protocols not run through an IRB in the 80s?
His fashion: Not terrible. ...more
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