How To Fall In Love With A Man In The Bush

Vienna: renowned for Mozart, dances, and baked good; less celebrated for Julia, a Swedish transfer who goes through her days training English to jobless Austrians and her nighttimes either viewing Netflix with her feline or club-jumping with a toxic acquaintance. As a trying author, Julia's loaded with thoughts for future smash hits: An essayist moves his family to an abandoned lodging in the dead of winter and spirals into a frenzy! An unattractive tutor adores an agonizing man whose insane spouse is secured up in the storage room! Fine, those books have been composed. That doesn't mean Julia won't consider Something unique. Something unique discovers Julia-plunks down close to her on a seat, indeed. Ben is attractive (under such facial hair) and bold (jumps from little scaffolds in a solitary bound). He's also provocative as hellfire and wants to rearrange off to Berlin before getting excessively genuine. Goodness and Ben live in an open park under a shrub. Along these lines starts a reality more peculiar than any fiction Julia may have envisioned: a hurricane relationship with a person who shares her twisted comical inclination and stirs up the merely alright presence she's been too weary even to consider changing. As weeks go to months, Julia continues disclosing to herself; this is a section in her life, not the entire book. On the off chance that she composes the consummation, she can't get injured. In any case, consider the possibility that the closure isn't hers to compose.