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Drama queen

"Top New York TV producer Jane Boyers is far too busy to make time for her friends — especially Miranda, who's abandoned Manhattan for a boyfriend and storybook cottage in Ireland. But when Jane loses her job, her panicked response is to jump on a plane to Dublin. Life there is definitely not what she's used to, and her no-nonsense, NYC approach soon upsets a few people — particularly dishy theatre director Shay. And when Jane ends up taking a lead role inhis first production, sparks start to really fly..." — back cover

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 312 pages

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