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Jessica never intended to have a big business; she wanted it to be intimate and personal. This venture was more than just a business for her; it was fulfillment and love. She kept meticulous records of the business side, including invoices and bookkeeping. All her organizational efforts were directed toward the shop, which was probably why she lacked order in other areas of her life. The shop was the center of her life, and it had been so since it was just an idea in her mind. After finishing her studies, she needed to give her life some purpose. The idea of the shop slowly took shape, grew, and evolved. Jessica had too much enthusiasm and energy to hold back. Once she decided to start the business, she quickly got it up and running. That same enthusiasm and energy made it successful, and it turned into profit. Money itself didn't mean much, but the fact that her business earned it meant everything.
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Silhouette Intimate Moments - 33: Endings and Beginnings, Nora Roberts
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- 1984
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- (Paperback)
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- Title
- Silhouette Intimate Moments - 33: Endings and Beginnings
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Nora Roberts
- Publisher
- Silhouette Books
- Released
- 1984
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 251
- ISBN10
- 0671461575
- ISBN13
- 9780671461577
- Series
- Categories
- Tags
- Love, Women, Contemporary Fiction
- First published
- 1984
- Original title
- A matter of choice
- Rating
- 3.55 out of 5
- Description
- Jessica never intended to have a big business; she wanted it to be intimate and personal. This venture was more than just a business for her; it was fulfillment and love. She kept meticulous records of the business side, including invoices and bookkeeping. All her organizational efforts were directed toward the shop, which was probably why she lacked order in other areas of her life. The shop was the center of her life, and it had been so since it was just an idea in her mind. After finishing her studies, she needed to give her life some purpose. The idea of the shop slowly took shape, grew, and evolved. Jessica had too much enthusiasm and energy to hold back. Once she decided to start the business, she quickly got it up and running. That same enthusiasm and energy made it successful, and it turned into profit. Money itself didn't mean much, but the fact that her business earned it meant everything.