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Dance on My Heart by Barbara Cartland · Booklabria

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Dance on My Heart

RomanceDepressions

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First published: 1933
Editions: 6 in 2 languages

Synopsis

Fiona is alone and penniless in 1929 London. The only job she can find is as a dance hostess at Paglioni's, a chic and expensive nightclub patronised by the best people in society. It is here she meets Jim MacDonald, a handsome and rich man, but it seems as if theirs is not to be a shared future since he is already committed to another woman.

Subjects: Romance
Depressions
Contemporary Fiction
1930s
Set in: London
Time: 1929
Characters: Fiona

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6 in 2 languages

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