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Grand Gestures by Lynne Hancock Pearson

She will grit her teeth and smile at the uptight CFO if it means getting the contract. But she won't put on a dress and definitely not heels.

Jane Beckett bends over backward to build her family's event-planning firm. Accommodating demanding clients while...

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Perfectly Polished by Lynne Hancock Pearson

He made good on his promise to call. She refused to answer.

Facing an embarrassing divorce and fighting against her controlling mother, Fiona doesn't have time for the broody ex-con, despite toe-curling kisses that still star in her dreams.

Surprise doesn't...

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Holiday Headaches by Lynne Hancock Pearson

They're practically strangers, but they could be roommates.

How could it go wrong?

Clutching her MBA, Connie Ortega is set to take on Seattle's non-profit world but still lives with her parents. Still stares at the bedroom wallpaper she picked out when she...

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Fraudulent Trust by Lynne Hancock Pearson

How was she supposed to know she needed to support herself?

That's what trust funds are for.

Self-described influencer Delia Duncan has never worn the same outfit twice, nor has she ever earned a paycheck.

She's a pampered princess who lives for shopping...

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#HotAndHandy by Lynne Hancock Pearson

Everyone in town loves the handsome handyman.

Everyone except his new neighbor.

Out of jail and desperate for work, Vincent scrapes by with odd jobs. He's hired to help the gray-haired lady move in next door but stumbles when he finds nothing old or feeble about...

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" I have no pain now, mother dear, But, oh, I am so dry Connect me to a brewery and leave me there to die."

Breweries were large and striking buildings whose towering presence was often reinforced by their occupation of sites in the middle of towns. They were the flagships of a major industry and...

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Fabulously FlawedSmall town. Big dreams. One renovation that changes everything.

After three years of climbing the corporate ladder, Carl can practically taste the corner office with his name on the door. However, caring for his injured grandmother takes precedence, forcing his return to Keeney. But...

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The neighbourhood co-op store was an essential element in the English shopping landscape for a century and more. Initially identified by the iconic co-operative symbols of beehives and wheatsheaves, eclectic store designs by local architects made a lasting impact on the townscape. Robustly...

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By the end of Queen Victoria's reign, factories had become an inescapable part of the townscape, their chimneys dominating urban views. This book is concerned with the architecture, planning, and design of those factories that were part of the second wave of the industrial revolution. The...

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