The Sweethearts & Jazz Nights Series of Sweet Historical Romance
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Get swept into the whispers of a bygone era filled with fedoras and stilettos, sleek jazz and polished manners...If you like vintage movie classics, jazz standards and retro romance, then youll love this 4-novellas-in-1 complete collection, which rolls all of that into a heartfelt, satisfyingly romantic read. (PLEASE NOTE: *This is not a boxed set in the traditional sense of the word, but would be considered an omnibus, since it does contain the complete Sweethearts & Jazz Nights series of four novellas in one volume)Dialing Dreams: Novelette 1May 1946Belinda Thompson, a San Francisco telephone operator, longs to sing in the spotlight. But when Belinda puts through a fateful midnight call for Nick Hart, a broken-hearted jazz crooner who offers her a chance at her dream, will theirs be only a switchboard connection or something more, in the City by the Bay? Shattered Melodies: Novella 2September 1946The war was over. But their battle of hearts wasnt. San Francisco Chronicle reporter Claire DuPont has come to despise the very music she writes about. But when she puts her career in jeopardy and writes an article about her old flame, Joe Lucitano, who is now an ex-saxophonist with a battle-scarred past, can the music of love heal the shattered melodies in their hearts?Fancy Footwork: Novella 3March 1947When Violet Swanson flees Hollywood for San Francisco after causing a catastrophe on the set of a big-budget swing dance picture, she thinks that fixing up her grandmothers San Francisco swing dance studio next door to Golden Gate Records is the perfect way to start a new dream. But when Henry Parker, an executive with Golden Gate Records, threatens Violets new dream, the pair is forced to dance in the spotlight. But will they have to do some fancy footwork to set the record straight?Unspoken Lyrics: Novella 4May 1947San Francisco-based TWA stewardess Molly Evans makes what she thinks will be a routine flight to New Orleans. But w
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