A Very Distant Affair - Faith Mortimer - Bøker - Createspace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781535001762 - 1. juli 2016
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A Very Distant Affair A new novel of women's literature from international bestselling author Faith Mortimer. Cheryl Taylor, a landscape artist appears to have it all. Apart from fame and fortune, her attentive husband Daniel is brilliant at managing her business matters. Cheryl has allowed him full rule of her affairs from the day they were married...but twenty years later, she wonders whether she shouldn't be quite so naive. Daniel is controlling and as she learns from one friend during an intimate conversation. "Diamonds aren't a girl's best friend you know. They are a man's best friend. They're great at getting men off the hook, and keeping their women quiet." Feeling uncomfortable and troubled over her friend's warning, Cheryl decides there is more to life than being successful and at the beck and call of a manipulative husband. She sets out to find what she really wants from life, and to her horror, discovers one earth-shattering secret after the next. Her life in turmoil she visits Australia, where on a previous trip, she found contentment from an unexpected quarter. Michel, a widower, owns a winery and boutique hotel in New South Wales, and is as different from Daniel as chalk is to cheese. Cheryl is drawn to this gentle Australian of French descent and feels her new-found strong will wavering. She returns to London to offer Daniel an ultimatum, only to discover the final shock which threatens all their lives.

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Utgitt 1. juli 2016
ISBN13 9781535001762
Utgivere Createspace Independent Publishing Platf
Antall sider 342
Mål 133 × 203 × 18 mm   ·   353 g
Språk Engelsk  

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