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Almost Like Being in Love by Betsy Osborne, Barbara Boswell · Booklabria

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Almost Like Being in Love

Almost Like Being in Love

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First published: 1986
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Nicola Travanti believes WASPs like Clinton Masters IV are incapable of uninhibited sexuality. Clint never considered dating a volatile Italian with melting brown eyes. They each think they're completely unsuited. But when Nicola takes her grandmother's advice and comes on strong anyway, she learns that blue bloods can be hot-blooded indeed!

Within days, Nicola's unabashedly interfering family is eagerly planning the wedding. Nicola's sighing over babies. And Clint's acting completely out of character -- arguing scandalously in public, necking in cars, and ranting with unreasonable jealousy! What started as a crazy culture clash is beginning to feel like ... love?

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