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Once More With Feeling by Nora Roberts · Booklabria

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Once More With Feeling

RomanceLove stories, American

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First published: 1983
Editions: 11 in 2 languages

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Once More With Feeling by Nora Roberts

THEIR SONGS AND THEIR PASSION WOULD ELECTRIFY A WAITING WORLD. RAVEN WILLIAMS was a singer who had an overwhelming need to love and be loved, and whose voice had catapulted her to fame. BRANDON CARSTAIRS was a musician in whom the charming Irish dreamer warred with a practical British reserve. The music they made together was exciting, disturbing, erotic. Soon it would reach a dangerous crescendo.

Subjects: Romance
Love stories, American
Singers
Music trade
Time: 1980s

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11 in 2 languages

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