Электронная книга: Virginia Sands «Iga mehe unistus»
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Selleks, et astuda pärimisõigustesse, tuleb Viola Parkeril sõita linna, millega seotud mälestused tahaks ta igaveseks oma mälust kustutada. Violal on vaid üks eesmärk – lõpetada võimalikult ruttu kõik pärandusega seotud asjaajamised ja pöörduda koju tagasi. Ja kõige vähem kuulub ta plaanidesse armuromaan mehega, kel on ohtliku tegelase reputatsioon ning kellega on parem mitte naljatada. Издательство: "Eesti digiraamatute keskus OU" (2017)
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