LOVE IN ANOTHER TOWN - Brossura

Taylor, Barbara

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ISBN 10: 0006498221 ISBN 13: 9780006498223

Casa editrice: HarperFiction, 1996

Riassunto

A delightful novella from the internationally bestselling author of A Woman of Substance

Jake and Maggie, each fleeing a failed marriage, meet and fall in love, but their pasts throw up obstacles.

Jake Cantrell is suave, charming and a brilliant electrical engineer saddened by the failure of his marriage to Amy. Maggie Sorrell is a bright and elegant interior designer. She, too, has suffered a broken marriage.

Jake and Maggie meet – but despite a blossoming relationship, some of the obstacles seem insurmountable: the fifteen-year difference in their ages, Amy’s sudden illness, her reluctance to divorce Jake, and Maggie’s own inner turmoil.

But together they overcome the odds and find the ultimate: love in another town.

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Recensione:

Praise for Barbara Taylor Bradford:

'Queen of the genre.' Sunday Times

‘Few novelists are as consummate as Barbara Taylor Bradford at keeping the reader turning the page. She is one of the world’s best at spinning yarns.’ Guardian

‘A classic saga of loyalty, secrets, passion and intrigue...if you’ve been suffering withdrawal symptoms from Downton, this is for you’ Daily Mail

‘As romantic and thrilling as the rest’ Independent on Sunday

‘Another great yarn from the ultimate storyteller’ The Sun

‘The storyteller of substance.’ The Times

L'autore:

Barbara Taylor Bradford was born in Leeds, and by the age of twenty was an editor and columnist on Fleet Street. Her first novel, A Woman of Substance, became an enduring worldwide bestseller. Her novels have sold more than eighty-five million copies worldwide in more than ninety countries and forty languages, and ten mini-series and television movies have been made of her books. She lives in New York City with her husband, television producer Robert Bradford.

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• Editore: HarperFiction
• Data di pubblicazione: 1996
• ISBN 10: 0006498221
• ISBN 13: 9780006498223
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 207