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Where the heart is by Elizabeth Lowell · Booklabria

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Where the heart is

RomanceMan-woman relationships

Where the heart is

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Shelley Wilde lives happily, secure ... and alone. Cain Remington, a renegade with no roots and no shame, shatters her solitude. Together they may learn that home is the haven found in a lover's embrace.SAFE: After the pain of betrayal and divorce -- after years spent decorating other people's houses -- Shelley Wilde's cherished dream has finally come true: a home all her own, where she can live happily, secure ... and alone.

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Women interior decorators
Set in: California

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