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Beauchamp Hall by Danielle Steel · Booklabria

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Danielle Steel
Beauchamp Hall

Romance, ContemporaryFamily life

Beauchamp Hall

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First published: 2018
Editions: 11 in 3 languages

Synopsis

"Beauchamp Hall is a spellbinding new novel from Danielle Steel, whose countless #1 New York Times bestsellers have made her one of America's favorite storytellers"--

"Beauchamp Hall is perfect for the holidays, a delightful novel about a young American woman who finds love and fulfillment in the course of her involvement with a Downton Abbey-style TV show in England"--

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Family life
Interpersonal relations
Americans
Sagas
Life change events

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Editions

11 in 3 languages

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English9 French1 Spanish1

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