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Intangible Dream by Patricia Wilson My rating: of 5 stars Intangible Dream is the kind of Harlequin Presents that old-school fans will enjoy. Despite the lack of descriptive love scenes, there is plenty of passion in this novel. And enough true love to make a diehard romantic sigh when they finish the last sentence. Intangible Dream by Patricia Wilson, , Harlequin Books edition, in English - Harlequin presents 1st ed. Intangible Dream is the kind of Harlequin Presents that old-school fans will enjoy. Despite the lack of descriptive love scenes, there is plenty of passion in this novel. And enough true love to make a diehard romantic sigh when they finish the last sentence. It has a strong, fascinating hero who's pretty much obsessed with the heroine.