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Magic Hour
HE WAS AN INTIMATE STRANGER
Oscar-winning director Sandy Baker wanted no partners on or off the set. But Victoria Moore couldn't help getting involved.
Victoria's first and most autobiographical novel was being brought to the silver screen. Victoria was understandably nervous--but her feelings weren't entirely professional.
Delving beneath the written word, the intense, charismatic filmmaker uncovered Victoria's private sorrows and long-hidden secrets.
And despite the risks to her career and to her heart, Victoria couldn't suppress a burning need to know this man, this stranger, who understood her like a lover.
Oscar-winning director Sandy Baker wanted no partners on or off the set. But Victoria Moore couldn't help getting involved.
Victoria's first and most autobiographical novel was being brought to the silver screen. Victoria was understandably nervous--but her feelings weren't entirely professional.
Delving beneath the written word, the intense, charismatic filmmaker uncovered Victoria's private sorrows and long-hidden secrets.
And despite the risks to her career and to her heart, Victoria couldn't suppress a burning need to know this man, this stranger, who understood her like a lover.
192 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 1990
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Leigh Anne Williams
8 booksLeigh Anne Williams is a pseudonym for author Billy Mernit.
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