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Heartbeat by Danielle Steel · Booklabria

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Heartbeat

Romance, ContemporaryRomans, nouvelles

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First published: 1991
Editions: 42 in 9 languages

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A book by Danielle Steel, first published in 1991. Open Library records 42 editions, in English, Spanish, French, Polish, Russian, Danish, German, Italian and Japanese; the English edition is from Transworld, 2009.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Romans, nouvelles
Love stories
Ficción
American Romance fiction
Married women
Set in: California
Los Angeles
Hollywood

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Editions

42 in 9 languages

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English16 Spanish7 French5 Polish5 All 9 languages

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