Still Life With Husband
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Author: Lauren Fox
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 304
A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily is a perfectly normal, loveable and flawed character who crosses a line some would see as unforgiveable, and risks everything she has to find out what she really wants. This is a funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily Ross is thirty and has a good life. She is married to Kevin - they hooked up nine years ago at college and have now been married for five years. He is a doting, responsible and loving husband. Emily's best friend Meg is the perfect best friend; funny, smart, available and always there. Emily has a steady stream of freelance writing jobs and a permanent part-time editing job and she happily lives in an apartment in the city. Some would call this the perfect life but it is hardly exciting. Then Kevin begins to insist on moving to suburbia and starting a family, and Meg gets pregnant and wants their children to grow up together. Emily struggles with these changes and decisions and questions whether or not she wants the picture-perfect life. Enter David Keller, a handsome writer who works for the local alternative newspaper, who asks Emily out on a date. Emily impulsively answers yes, and despite vowing to do so every time they meet or email, finds herself unable to tell David she is married. They stumble into a full-blown affair. But is sex with someone new really the answer to Emily's dissatisfaction? And what about sweet and kind Kevin, who, despite her infatuation with David, she still loves?
Author: Lauren Fox
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 304
A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily is a perfectly normal, loveable and flawed character who crosses a line some would see as unforgiveable, and risks everything she has to find out what she really wants. This is a funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily Ross is thirty and has a good life. She is married to Kevin - they hooked up nine years ago at college and have now been married for five years. He is a doting, responsible and loving husband. Emily's best friend Meg is the perfect best friend; funny, smart, available and always there. Emily has a steady stream of freelance writing jobs and a permanent part-time editing job and she happily lives in an apartment in the city. Some would call this the perfect life but it is hardly exciting. Then Kevin begins to insist on moving to suburbia and starting a family, and Meg gets pregnant and wants their children to grow up together. Emily struggles with these changes and decisions and questions whether or not she wants the picture-perfect life. Enter David Keller, a handsome writer who works for the local alternative newspaper, who asks Emily out on a date. Emily impulsively answers yes, and despite vowing to do so every time they meet or email, finds herself unable to tell David she is married. They stumble into a full-blown affair. But is sex with someone new really the answer to Emily's dissatisfaction? And what about sweet and kind Kevin, who, despite her infatuation with David, she still loves?
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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Lauren Fox
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 304
A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily is a perfectly normal, loveable and flawed character who crosses a line some would see as unforgiveable, and risks everything she has to find out what she really wants. This is a funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily Ross is thirty and has a good life. She is married to Kevin - they hooked up nine years ago at college and have now been married for five years. He is a doting, responsible and loving husband. Emily's best friend Meg is the perfect best friend; funny, smart, available and always there. Emily has a steady stream of freelance writing jobs and a permanent part-time editing job and she happily lives in an apartment in the city. Some would call this the perfect life but it is hardly exciting. Then Kevin begins to insist on moving to suburbia and starting a family, and Meg gets pregnant and wants their children to grow up together. Emily struggles with these changes and decisions and questions whether or not she wants the picture-perfect life. Enter David Keller, a handsome writer who works for the local alternative newspaper, who asks Emily out on a date. Emily impulsively answers yes, and despite vowing to do so every time they meet or email, finds herself unable to tell David she is married. They stumble into a full-blown affair. But is sex with someone new really the answer to Emily's dissatisfaction? And what about sweet and kind Kevin, who, despite her infatuation with David, she still loves?
Author: Lauren Fox
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 304
A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. A funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily is a perfectly normal, loveable and flawed character who crosses a line some would see as unforgiveable, and risks everything she has to find out what she really wants. This is a funny and heartbreaking tale of thirty-ish life. Emily Ross is thirty and has a good life. She is married to Kevin - they hooked up nine years ago at college and have now been married for five years. He is a doting, responsible and loving husband. Emily's best friend Meg is the perfect best friend; funny, smart, available and always there. Emily has a steady stream of freelance writing jobs and a permanent part-time editing job and she happily lives in an apartment in the city. Some would call this the perfect life but it is hardly exciting. Then Kevin begins to insist on moving to suburbia and starting a family, and Meg gets pregnant and wants their children to grow up together. Emily struggles with these changes and decisions and questions whether or not she wants the picture-perfect life. Enter David Keller, a handsome writer who works for the local alternative newspaper, who asks Emily out on a date. Emily impulsively answers yes, and despite vowing to do so every time they meet or email, finds herself unable to tell David she is married. They stumble into a full-blown affair. But is sex with someone new really the answer to Emily's dissatisfaction? And what about sweet and kind Kevin, who, despite her infatuation with David, she still loves?
Still Life With Husband