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chef, I also got to visit the studio and talk to the director, audio
and visual technicians, camera operators--qn short, everyone involved
in producing a TV show. During my cooking episode---which included
Veronique's mango salsa, by the way--I pumped the producer interviewer
almost as fast as she could ask me questions. My questions were edited
out of the final tape, of course, but I got my information and had a
ball doing it.

Like my hero, Burton, I spent my childhood in a rural area outside
Vancouver. Like him, I enjoyed the sunshine and ignored the rain,
loved the juxtaposition of mountains and sea, and as I grew older,
mourned the loss of farmland to houses and industry.. But farmers are
a tenacious lot, clinging to the land with a love that some limes
defies economics. I fervently hope that when my grandchildren are old
and gray, farmers will still be tilling the rich and fertile soil of
the Fraser Valley.

Sincerely, Joan Kilby Joan Kilby

HARLEQUIN

TORONTO NEW YORK LONDON

AMSTERDAM PARIS SYDNEY HAMBURG STOCKHOLM ATHENS TOKYO MILAN

MADRID PRAGUE WARSAW BUDAPEST AUCKLAND

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has received any payment for this "stripped book."

ISBN 0373708327

TEMPORARY WIFE

Copyright 1999 by Joan Kilby.

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All characters in this book have no existence outside the imagination
of the author and have no relation whatsoever to anyone bearing the
Same name or names. They are not even distantly inspired by any
individual known or unknown to the author, and all incidents are pure