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The dream comes true by Barbara Delinsky · Booklabria

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The dream comes true

Romance, ContemporaryDwellings

The dream comes true

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

Nina Stone, real estate agent, knows there's no limit to what she can do for the secluded complex with her aggressive sales tactics. No limit, that is, except one -- John Sawyer. An investor in Crosslyn Rise, John refuses to go along with Nina's far-fetched ideas. He'd rather convince her to share in his own.

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Dwellings
Conservation and restoration
Real estate development
Administration of estates
Set in: Massachusetts

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