Home Sweet Home (DVD)
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Flirtatious barista Victoria (Natasha Bure) is bored with her social butterfly lifestyle and longs for real love. When handsome Jason (Ben Elliott) walks into her coffee shop, she turns on the charm. But he doesn’t respond to her flirting like men usually do. When she discovers that he runs a ministry that builds affordable housing for families in need, she decides to volunteer. So what if it’s faith-based organization? As far as she’s concerned, pretending to be a “church person” isn’t any different than pretending to like sports or a guy’s friends if it gets her what she wants
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SKU (ISBN): 9781970139242
UPC: 095163890889
Produced by: Bridgestone MultiMedia
Binding: Video DVD
Published: May 2020
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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