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Sleepless Nights by Anne Weale · Booklabria

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Sleepless Nights

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Sleepless Nights

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Blondes definitely have more fun! Encouraged by her best friend, Sarah Anderson had set off for an adventure, armed with a new image and a new hair color: blonde! Neal Kennedy wasn't quite what she had in mind. The man was gorgeous--a perfect Prince Charming for any fledgling Cinderella. but they were worlds apart. Neal was far more experienced and sophisticated than she was. And he was younger! He'd made it clear he would welcome an affair, but could Sarah really risk her heart on a temporary, young lover?

Subjects: Romance
Romance, Contemporary
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