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EN USISBN: 1482085720 bzw. 9781482085723, in Englisch, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, gebraucht.
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used books,books, During a moment of escape on a Friday when his work had begun with a disappointing surprise, Ben Snow meets Sydney Bouquet in a most unusual way. Ben is a public legal services attorney representing poverty clients. Sydney is a mother who has come to town to regain custody of her seven-year-old son from an ex-husband who has taken him away from her in violation of their court-ordered custody arrangement. Powerfully attracted to this vibrant but reluctant young woman, Ben steps out of his reclusive nature to gain her attention. Taken aback at first by his charm offensive, Sydney, whose trip across the country is for the sole purpose of reuniting with her kidnapped son, yields to Ben's persuasion. They decide to spend the next day together, but Sydney insists they tell no true stories about their pasts or futures. She wants their day to be a pleasant escape from what she must face head-on at her Monday morning appointment: the beginning of the most important struggle of her life. The plan is for Ben to visit her where she is staying in the house of a family friend in a village beside the ocean. He will introduce her to the nearby beach she wants to see before she leaves town. She intends for them to have a picnic. He promises that the fog and rain will give way to the sun. Late Friday afternoon, Ben learns of Sydney's identity, again by accident. This happens while he is sharing, with a reluctance that matches hers just hours before, end-of-week drinks with his officemates at T.
used books,books, During a moment of escape on a Friday when his work had begun with a disappointing surprise, Ben Snow meets Sydney Bouquet in a most unusual way. Ben is a public legal services attorney representing poverty clients. Sydney is a mother who has come to town to regain custody of her seven-year-old son from an ex-husband who has taken him away from her in violation of their court-ordered custody arrangement. Powerfully attracted to this vibrant but reluctant young woman, Ben steps out of his reclusive nature to gain her attention. Taken aback at first by his charm offensive, Sydney, whose trip across the country is for the sole purpose of reuniting with her kidnapped son, yields to Ben's persuasion. They decide to spend the next day together, but Sydney insists they tell no true stories about their pasts or futures. She wants their day to be a pleasant escape from what she must face head-on at her Monday morning appointment: the beginning of the most important struggle of her life. The plan is for Ben to visit her where she is staying in the house of a family friend in a village beside the ocean. He will introduce her to the nearby beach she wants to see before she leaves town. She intends for them to have a picnic. He promises that the fog and rain will give way to the sun. Late Friday afternoon, Ben learns of Sydney's identity, again by accident. This happens while he is sharing, with a reluctance that matches hers just hours before, end-of-week drinks with his officemates at T.
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EN NWISBN: 9781482085723 bzw. 1482085720, in Englisch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, in-stock.
During a moment of escape on a Friday when his work had begun with a disappointing surprise, Ben Snow meets Sydney Bouquet in a most unusual way. Ben is a public legal services attorney representing poverty clients. Sydney is a mother who has come to town to regain custody of her seven-year-old son from an ex-husband who has taken him away from her in violation of their court-ordered custody arrangement. Powerfully attracted to this vibrant but reluctant young woman, Ben steps out of his reclusive nature to gain her attention. Taken aback at first by his charm offensive, Sydney, whose trip across the country is for the sole purpose of reuniting with her kidnapped son, yields to Ben's persuasion. They decide to spend the next day together, but Sydney insists they tell no true stories about their pasts or futures. She wants their day to be a pleasant escape from what she must face head-on at her Monday morning appointment: the beginning of the most important struggle of her life. The plan is for Ben to visit her where she is staying in the house of a family friend in a village beside the ocean. He will introduce her to the nearby beach she wants to see before she leaves town. She intends for them to have a picnic. He promises that the fog and rain will give way to the sun. Late Friday afternoon, Ben learns of Sydney's identity, again by accident. This happens while he is sharing, with a reluctance that matches hers just hours before, end-of-week drinks with his officemates at The Publican, their favorite watering hole for gathering in the midst of other public employees. Disappointed by the implications of this information for his growing desire, Ben considers withholding his identity from Sydney. His justification, he tries to tell himself over and over, is her insistence on their telling no true stories. Following this choice will also mean not telling his boss and coworkers with whom he has grown quite close in the two years since he escaped from a big city law.
During a moment of escape on a Friday when his work had begun with a disappointing surprise, Ben Snow meets Sydney Bouquet in a most unusual way. Ben is a public legal services attorney representing poverty clients. Sydney is a mother who has come to town to regain custody of her seven-year-old son from an ex-husband who has taken him away from her in violation of their court-ordered custody arrangement. Powerfully attracted to this vibrant but reluctant young woman, Ben steps out of his reclusive nature to gain her attention. Taken aback at first by his charm offensive, Sydney, whose trip across the country is for the sole purpose of reuniting with her kidnapped son, yields to Ben's persuasion. They decide to spend the next day together, but Sydney insists they tell no true stories about their pasts or futures. She wants their day to be a pleasant escape from what she must face head-on at her Monday morning appointment: the beginning of the most important struggle of her life. The plan is for Ben to visit her where she is staying in the house of a family friend in a village beside the ocean. He will introduce her to the nearby beach she wants to see before she leaves town. She intends for them to have a picnic. He promises that the fog and rain will give way to the sun. Late Friday afternoon, Ben learns of Sydney's identity, again by accident. This happens while he is sharing, with a reluctance that matches hers just hours before, end-of-week drinks with his officemates at The Publican, their favorite watering hole for gathering in the midst of other public employees. Disappointed by the implications of this information for his growing desire, Ben considers withholding his identity from Sydney. His justification, he tries to tell himself over and over, is her insistence on their telling no true stories. Following this choice will also mean not telling his boss and coworkers with whom he has grown quite close in the two years since he escaped from a big city law.
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