Me Myself I
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Pamela Drury is in crisis. Although she's travelled the world, has an award-winning career, and owns real estate, she feels she's missed the boat to love and happiness. Whatever happened to the man of her dreams? Why, oh why, she asks herself, didn't she say yes to Robert Dickson when he proposed to her thirteen years ago?
Racked with regret and at the brink of despair, Pamela magically collides with someone who is to change her life. Herself. The Pamela who did marry Robert all those years ago . . .
Pamela #2 comes complete with husband, three kids, a dog, and a freelance writing job to hold down between loads of washing. Astonished to meet her alternative self, Pamela is further stunned when the other Pamela vanishes, leaving Pamela stranded in the married life . . . with funny, revealing and often poignant consequences.
Me Myself I is intelligent, witty, and both acerbic and heart-warming. And it keeps you guessing until the last gasp.
Author: Pip Karmel
Format: Paperback, 228 pages, 130mm x 195mm
Published: 2000, Allen & Unwin, Australia
Genre: General & Literary Fiction
Description
Pamela Drury is in crisis. Although she's travelled the world, has an award-winning career, and owns real estate, she feels she's missed the boat to love and happiness. Whatever happened to the man of her dreams? Why, oh why, she asks herself, didn't she say yes to Robert Dickson when he proposed to her thirteen years ago?
Racked with regret and at the brink of despair, Pamela magically collides with someone who is to change her life. Herself. The Pamela who did marry Robert all those years ago . . .
Pamela #2 comes complete with husband, three kids, a dog, and a freelance writing job to hold down between loads of washing. Astonished to meet her alternative self, Pamela is further stunned when the other Pamela vanishes, leaving Pamela stranded in the married life . . . with funny, revealing and often poignant consequences.
Me Myself I is intelligent, witty, and both acerbic and heart-warming. And it keeps you guessing until the last gasp.
Me Myself I