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BEHAVING BADLY (2006)
~EN PB USISBN: 9780778323181 bzw. 0778323188, vermutlich in Englisch, Mira, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Japan, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Infinity Books Japan.
Mira, 2006. Paperback. Very Good. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. The latest novel from the author of Out of the Blue (2003) and Rescuing Rose (2004) opens with Miranda Sweet, a vet turned animal-behavior specialist, reeling from the sudden end of her engagement to a handsome actor whose television career is taking off. Running into an ex, the sleazy Jimmy Smith, who is now a supposedly respectable member of Parliament named James Mulholland, doesn't help matters, especially since it brings up long-buried guilt from an incident Miranda can't forget. Sixteen years ago, as a young activist under Jimmy's sway, Miranda was responsible for hurting the son of a university professor, and she decides to look up the boy, now a photographer, and confess and apologize. But when she meets the handsome, gruff David White, sparks fly immediately and Miranda puts off telling him that she was the one who unwittingly delivered the letter bomb that scarred his hands. Wolff's new novel has an unusual premise and a great payoff that will keep readers hooked.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Infinity Books Japan.
Mira, 2006. Paperback. Very Good. A copy that has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. The latest novel from the author of Out of the Blue (2003) and Rescuing Rose (2004) opens with Miranda Sweet, a vet turned animal-behavior specialist, reeling from the sudden end of her engagement to a handsome actor whose television career is taking off. Running into an ex, the sleazy Jimmy Smith, who is now a supposedly respectable member of Parliament named James Mulholland, doesn't help matters, especially since it brings up long-buried guilt from an incident Miranda can't forget. Sixteen years ago, as a young activist under Jimmy's sway, Miranda was responsible for hurting the son of a university professor, and she decides to look up the boy, now a photographer, and confess and apologize. But when she meets the handsome, gruff David White, sparks fly immediately and Miranda puts off telling him that she was the one who unwittingly delivered the letter bomb that scarred his hands. Wolff's new novel has an unusual premise and a great payoff that will keep readers hooked.
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Behaving Badly
EN USISBN: 0778323188 bzw. 9780778323181, in Englisch, Mira, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, In Stock.
contemporary,contemporary women,fiction,literature and fiction,romance,women's fiction, Saying all men are dogs is an insult to canines everywhere . . . For animal behaviorist Miranda Sweet, pets beat people -- paws down -- and she's convinced that animals are sweeter, softer and a lot more predictable than the men she's been dating lately. So when she opens up her own animal clinic, she decides to focus on the species she understands, and forget about trying to fathom the murky depths of the male psyche. While schizophrenic schnauzers and confused canaries are benefiting from her professional ministrations, her best friend Daisy is convinced that Miranda needs a little therapy, as well. Enter dishy photographer David. Even Miranda begins to think she may have been just a tad hasty in her analysis of men, and she finds herself reconsidering her position. But just as she lets her guard down, her own past reappears, and Miranda must come to terms with the fact that she hasn't always been as sweet as she'd like to believe . . .
contemporary,contemporary women,fiction,literature and fiction,romance,women's fiction, Saying all men are dogs is an insult to canines everywhere . . . For animal behaviorist Miranda Sweet, pets beat people -- paws down -- and she's convinced that animals are sweeter, softer and a lot more predictable than the men she's been dating lately. So when she opens up her own animal clinic, she decides to focus on the species she understands, and forget about trying to fathom the murky depths of the male psyche. While schizophrenic schnauzers and confused canaries are benefiting from her professional ministrations, her best friend Daisy is convinced that Miranda needs a little therapy, as well. Enter dishy photographer David. Even Miranda begins to think she may have been just a tad hasty in her analysis of men, and she finds herself reconsidering her position. But just as she lets her guard down, her own past reappears, and Miranda must come to terms with the fact that she hasn't always been as sweet as she'd like to believe . . .
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