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    Jayne: St. Joseph Real Estate Magic, #5
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    Jayne: St. Joseph Real Estate Magic, #5

    By Loretta Ellingsworth

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    Jane is the longest running Sales Person of the Month for her real estate agency, aided in part by the efforts of her administrative assistant and niece, Juliette, but life has become a little rote, and maybe has hit a plateau. Where do you go from top sales person of the month-maybe to top broker in the city, then the state, in the tri-state area? Then what? Pursue the famous 'other interests' as so many who have burned out on their careers do?

    It definitely wasn't to meet a man with whom she had nothing in common except that his 'boss' was dating her stupid niece. If Jayne had planned her life, she would have met the 'boss' and Juliette would have met Johnny, the wounded warrior who was more like a walking and talking teddy bear than her dream man. Her life has turned backwards, inside out, and has tossed her head over heels in surprise.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLoretta Ellingsworth
    Release dateSep 17, 2014
    ISBN9781386286554
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