As the third installment in the popular Twelve Lessons series, this novel continues to explore the intricate dynamics of its beloved characters. Readers can expect a blend of personal growth, emotional challenges, and engaging storytelling that has captivated audiences in previous books. The narrative promises to delve deeper into the themes of resilience and self-discovery, offering fresh insights while maintaining the charm that fans have come to love.
England in the late 60s. Daisy's father reluctantly walks his 17 year-old daughter down the aisle. She is four months pregnant and marrying a carpenter who plays guitar for a wannabe pop group. Refusing to think life is about to change, Daisy casts aside career aspirations held by her father, quickly moving from one pregnancy to the next in her own unique and independent style. Being Daisy is an emotionally charged slice of life for an irrepressible young woman who roller coasters her way through ten years of married life with humour and optimism. Her journey typified that of many 60s brides who sought more than just a husband as they embarked on married life in the middle of free love and the background drone of The Rolling Stones.
Their love story has gone viral. But it hasn't even begun . . . Franny Doyle is having the worst day. She's been sacked, the subway doors ripped her favorite dress to ruins, and now she's flashed her unmentionables to half of lower Manhattan. On the plus side, a dashing stranger came to her rescue with his (Gucci!) suit jacket. On the down side, he can't get away from her fast enough. Worse yet? Someone posted their (entirely not) meet-cute online. Suddenly Franny and her rescuer, Hayes Montgomery, are the newest social media sensation, and all of New York is shipping #SubwayQTs. Only Franny and Hayes couldn't be a more disastrous match. She's talkative, and creative. He's serious, shy, and all about numbers. Yet somehow, Hayes and Franny keep running into each other. It seems fate isn't done with the subway sweethearts just yet . . . Kate Spencer's In a New York Minute is a fresh, modern take on romantic comedy for fans of The Flatshare, Our Stop and One Day in December. 'Spencer writes with a wry lilt and a gift for dialogue' - Entertainment Weekly
Set against the backdrop of a nostalgic summer, this story explores the rekindling of a past romance. Characters navigate the complexities of love, growth, and the passage of time as they confront unresolved feelings and new challenges. Themes of forgiveness and the transformative power of second chances resonate throughout, inviting readers to reflect on the impact of choices made in youth. The vibrant setting enhances the emotional journey, making it a heartfelt tale of rediscovery and connection.
Focusing on personal and spiritual growth, this guide serves as a companion to the Twelve Lessons novel series. It offers insights and practical exercises designed to deepen the reader's understanding of the themes explored in the novels, encouraging self-reflection and transformative experiences. The book aims to inspire readers to apply the lessons learned in their own lives, fostering a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment.
Roman. Die neue prickelnde Wohlfühl-Romance der Bestsellerautorin
464 pages
17 hours of reading
Unzählige gemeinsame Sommer im Feriencamp. Ein heimlicher Kuss, dem nie ein zweiter folgte. Ein Wiedersehen nach Jahren, das die Gefühle neu entfacht. Mit einem Bein im Burnout stehen, dem Ex-Freund hinterhertrauern und jahrelang keinen Urlaub machen – all das stand definitiv nicht auf Claras Bucketlist. Zumindest den letzten Punkt kann sie abhaken, denn kurzerhand fährt sie zum Wiedersehen mit ihren Freunden ins Sommercamp ihrer Kindheit. In Pine Lake angekommen, überwältigen Clara nicht nur die Erinnerungen an unbeschwerte Zeiten, sie trifft auch Mack wieder. Immer noch so nervtötend (und nervtötend gutaussehend) wie früher, bringt er sie zuverlässig zur Weißglut. Und ebenso wie früher ist die Anziehung zwischen ihnen unwiderstehlich. Auf eine leidenschaftliche Nacht folgen weitere, und zum ersten Mal seit Langem hört Clara nur auf ihr Herz. Doch als ihre Chefin ihr auf einmal das anbietet, wofür sie so hart gearbeitet hat, muss sie eine Entscheidung treffen. Ist das Leben, das sie immer wollte, das Leben, in dem sie sich wirklich lebendig fühlt?
