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Love Changes by Barbara Bretton · Booklabria

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Love Changes

Businesswomen

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First published: 1983

Synopsis

When first love failed her, it took someone special to prove love changes...

It took Stacey Andersen five years to put the pieces of her life back together after her fiance walked out. As a successful businesswoman with part ownership in a small computer company, Stacey was satisfied--until Franco Borelli exploded into her peaceful world. Sophisticated and secure, Franco shook her very core, and with burning ecstasy threatened the deepest, darkest secret any woman could ever reveal!

Subjects: Businesswomen

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Format: Paperback
Publisher: harlequin
Published: Mar 1, 1983
Pages: 249
Language: English
Series: Harlequin American Romance #3
ISBN-13: 978-0373160037
ISBN-10: 0373160038

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