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paperback. Condizione: Like New. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. An apparently unread copy in perfect condition. Dust cover is intact with no nicks or tears. Spine has no signs of creasing. Pages are clean and not marred by notes or folds of any kind.

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. The 21-Day Pink Salt Weight Loss Reset for Women: The P.I.N.K. Protocol to Fix Hormonal Imbalances, Ignite Metabolism, and Crush Cravings for Lasting. Book.

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 93 pages. 8.50x0.22x11.00 inches. In Stock.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 92 pages. 8.49x0.41x11.24 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She planned the guest list. Someone else wrote it. Six months after Sadie Cross walked out of her guest room, Nora Whitfield is hosting a dinner party. The table is set. The wine is open. The basement door is behind a bookshelf and a rug. Then three guests arrive who aren't on the list. A woman who introduces herself as a friend of Sadie's - and turns out to be Peter Voss's ex-wife. A contractor who poured the basement concrete seven years ago and has recently remembered something about the shape under the plastic sheeting. And a true-crime podcaster whose show covers missing persons in the Pacific Northwest. None of them know about the others. All of them were invited by Sadie. By dessert, the normal guests have left. By midnight, the conversations have intersected. By two a.m., the basement door is open and a sledgehammer is breaking through the floor Nora has been locking away for seven years. What they find underneath changes everything. Because the answer Nora has been dreading is not the answer she gets. The floor is empty. The truth is worse. Guest List is the second and final book in the Guest Room series. It can be read after Guest Room for the full experience. For readers of Freida McFadden, Mary Kubica, and Alice Feeney. Read free in Kindle Unlimited. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She was supposed to check out Sunday. It's Wednesday. To save their struggling marriage, Nora and James list their guest room on a home-sharing app. Their first guest, a charming woman named Sadie, is supposed to stay three nights. On night four, she doesn't leave. She claims there's a booking error. Then she starts cooking for them, learning their routines, befriending their daughter. She fixes the faucet James never got to. She wears a necklace she says Nora gave her - except Nora didn't. She rearranges the bathroom cabinet so her things sit alongside theirs, as if she's always lived here. When Nora demands she leave, Sadie reveals she has squatter's rights - and something she found in the house that Nora desperately needs to stay hidden. Because Nora has a secret. One she has been locking behind the basement door every single night for seven years. She can't call the police. She can never call the police to this house. And the woman in her guest room knows exactly where to look. The guest isn't leaving. And Nora is out of doors to lock. Guest Room is the first book in the Guest Room series. Book two, Guest List, is available now. For readers of Freida McFadden, Mary Kubica, and Alice Feeney. Read free in Kindle Unlimited. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The bracelet is on the wrong wrist.It's the kind of thing only Emery would notice. Only the woman who loved Sloane Park for six years would notice. And on a Tuesday afternoon in March, when Sloane's engagement photograph comes up on her phone, the noticing is the first step in a four-month investigation Emery convinces herself is something other than what it is.Emery is supposed to be fine. The breakup was fourteen months ago. She has a new girlfriend - a school counselor named Wren, gentle and direct in all the right ways. She has a career she is good at. She has a therapist who taught her to say I'm happy she is happy until she believes it.Then the photograph.The man Sloane is going to marry is a real estate principal with a clean public profile and a first wife in Pennsylvania who, Emery is sure, has a story to tell. The architectural firm Sloane works at has just pitched Emery's firm on a project. The wedding is in June. There is time, between now and then, to find out what Sloane does not know she needs to be saved from.There is also time, between now and then, for Sloane to find out what Emery is.SHE LOOKS HAPPY is a sapphic literary domestic thriller about obsession, recovery, and the architecture two women build around each other when one of them decides to leave and the other refuses to. Told in first-person present over the four months between the photograph and the wedding, it asks a hard question: is the woman who has been afraid of another woman for fourteen months the woman who has the most to fear - or the most to give For readers of Lisa Jewell, Allison Buccola, Sarah Waters, and the darker turns of Carissa Broadbent and Casey McQuiston.Some sentences mean one thing the first time you say them. They mean the opposite by the time you mean them.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - At thirty-two, June Hale walks out of a life she has built on schedule. She quits the job. Sells the apartment. Ends the relationship she was supposed to keep. And she goes, with one suitcase and one rule, to a borrowed villa above the sea on the Amalfi coast. The rule is simple. For the next ninety days, she says yes. To swimming in the cold sea at midnight. To strangers. To the second-cheapest white wine. To picking lemons in a garden behind a house that isn't hers. To Nico - a half-Italian, half-American musician with a small old scar at the line of his jaw, a girlfriend back in New York, and a quality of attention that doesn't divide. What was supposed to be a single reckless night becomes a summer that rewrites who she thought she was. Told in twelve chapters, one for each week of summer, in the present tense - because she did not, at the time, know how it would end. For readers who finished Daisy Jones & The Six in a weekend and stayed up late after Call Me By Your Name. What if the love that changes you isn't the one you're meant to keep. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The world disappears in your arms. Cassia St. Cyr moved nine hours away from the only life she had ever known to disappear from a year that had nearly destroyed her. The cottage she rents is small, charming, and cheap. The blue door has been waiting for her. The cliff path goes down a hundred and fourteen wet stone steps to the sea. What she didn't know, when she signed the lease, was that the cottage isn't the only one trying to disappear. Theo Marsh has been a widower for eighteen months. He has a nine-year-old daughter who reads books to him at the kitchen table, a porch board that gave out the week before Cassia arrived, and a kind of careful, quiet grief he doesn't yet know how to come out of. They are not looking for each other. They keep meeting anyway. At the grocery store. On the cliff path. In the rain at two in the morning, when neither of them can sleep, and a small low warm light in a window across the cedars asks the only question that matters. He doesn't ask about her past. She doesn't ask about his grief. Until they do. SKIN TO SKIN is a tender, slow-burn contemporary romance about two people who arrive in each other's lives already broken, and the small specific moments - a stone weighting a bandage, a bay leaf on a saucer, a porch swing in February, a child's hand on an arm at dinner - that build a life back. For readers of It Ends With Us, Beach Read, and Happy Place: a healing romance with a small-town setting, a single dad with a tattooed quiet, a heroine learning to be seen again, a daughter you'll fall in love with by chapter five - and a wedding by the sea you'll see coming and still not be ready for. Trope stack: small town, single dad, two broken people, forced proximity, healing romance, found family, HEA. Heat level: Open-door, sensual, with consent and care. Includes a reading group guide. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. At thirty-two, June Hale walks out of a life she has built on schedule. She quits the job. Sells the apartment. Ends the relationship she was supposed to keep. And she goes, with one suitcase and one rule, to a borrowed villa above the sea on the Amalfi coast. The rule is simple. For the next ninety days, she says yes. To swimming in the cold sea at midnight. To strangers. To the second-cheapest white wine. To picking lemons in a garden behind a house that isn't hers. To Nico - a half-Italian, half-American musician with a small old scar at the line of his jaw, a girlfriend back in New York, and a quality of attention that doesn't divide. What was supposed to be a single reckless night becomes a summer that rewrites who she thought she was. Told in twelve chapters, one for each week of summer, in the present tense - because she did not, at the time, know how it would end. For readers who finished Daisy Jones & The Six in a weekend and stayed up late after Call Me By Your Name. What if the love that changes you isn't the one you're meant to keep? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The bracelet is on the wrong wrist.It's the kind of thing only Emery would notice. Only the woman who loved Sloane Park for six years would notice. And on a Tuesday afternoon in March, when Sloane's engagement photograph comes up on her phone, the noticing is the first step in a four-month investigation Emery convinces herself is something other than what it is.Emery is supposed to be fine. The breakup was fourteen months ago. She has a new girlfriend - a school counselor named Wren, gentle and direct in all the right ways. She has a career she is good at. She has a therapist who taught her to say I'm happy she is happy until she believes it.Then the photograph.The man Sloane is going to marry is a real estate principal with a clean public profile and a first wife in Pennsylvania who, Emery is sure, has a story to tell. The architectural firm Sloane works at has just pitched Emery's firm on a project. The wedding is in June. There is time, between now and then, to find out what Sloane does not know she needs to be saved from.There is also time, between now and then, for Sloane to find out what Emery is.SHE LOOKS HAPPY is a sapphic literary domestic thriller about obsession, recovery, and the architecture two women build around each other when one of them decides to leave and the other refuses to. Told in first-person present over the four months between the photograph and the wedding, it asks a hard question: is the woman who has been afraid of another woman for fourteen months the woman who has the most to fear - or the most to give?For readers of Lisa Jewell, Allison Buccola, Sarah Waters, and the darker turns of Carissa Broadbent and Casey McQuiston.Some sentences mean one thing the first time you say them. They mean the opposite by the time you mean them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…