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    The Art of Love in New York City
    The Art of Love in New York City
    The Art of Love in New York City
    Audiobook6 hours

    The Art of Love in New York City

    Written by Sandra A. Sigfusson

    Narrated by Ava Lucas and Tim Paige

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    Oliva's life has taken a sharp, unexpected turn. Accepting the loss of her marriage, and financial stability, Olivia attempts to regain control of her life through her talent as a painter and sculptor.

    In a bold move, she risks everything to put her name on the lips of the wealthiest art collectors in New York.

    But before achieving her career goals, she must reimagine herself as a person, an artist, and a lover.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSandra A. Sigfusson
    Release dateApr 20, 2021
    ISBN9781989829066

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