An edition of Hold the Dream (1985)

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An edition of Hold the Dream (1985)

Hold the Dream

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In A Woman's of Substance, Barbara Taylor Bradford captivated millions of readers with the enthralling and triumphant tale of Emma Harte and her remarkable rise to the top of her own international business cartel. Now in this exciting and mesmerizing sequel, Emma's story -- and her legacy -- continue.

Having achieved the pinnacle of success, the elderly Emma relinquishes control of her vast empire to her beloved grand-daughter Paula McGill Fairley. Though Emma asks Paula to hold her dream, she knows that the young woman must also have one of her own -- a vision that will see her through future hardship. Devastating greed, heartbreaking betrayal, and ruthless enemies will put Paula to the ultimate test, as she faces shattering losses, discovers a grand love, and strives to be all that her grandmother was...and more.

Rich with all the passion, intrigue, and emotions that made A Woman of Substance so wonderfully satisfying, Hold the Dream once again showcases the brilliance of Barbara Taylor Bradford.

Publish Date
Publisher
Grafton
Language
English

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Edition Availability
Cover of: Hold the Dream
Hold the Dream
December 2005, St. Martin's Press
Paperback
Cover of: Hold the Dream
Hold the Dream
September 1, 1994, HarperTorch
Paperback in English
Cover of: Hold the Dream
Hold the Dream
1987, Grafton
Paperback in English
Cover of: Hold the dream
Hold the dream: the sequel to A woman of substance
1985, Doubleday
Hardcover in English - 1st ed.

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Paperback

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OL51172437M

First Sentence

"Emma Harte was almost eighty years old."

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