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Author:	Danielle Steel
Publisher:	London, England : Pan Book, 2018. ©2017.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Sybil and Blake Gregory, a successful Manhattan couple with three children land in San Francisco when Blake impulsively accepts the job of a lifetime as CEO of a start-up. The family moves into a grand, surprisingly affordable Pacific Heights mansion and soon meets the affable Butterfield family, who lived there a century ago. Of course the Butterfields are ghosts, and only the Gregory's can see them, but that doesn't keep the two families from leading a charmed life together.  Read more...