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In this extraordinary collection, the New York Times-bestselling author explores the complexities of love and relationships. Through a series of compelling stories, she delves into the lives of sons, daughters, lovers, and strangers, revealing their struggles with love, loss, and reconciliation. A secretary's unspoken affection for her boss is tested during a business trip, while a man and woman’s initial disdain for each other highlights the deceptive nature of first impressions. An insecure wife’s attempt to maintain order is disrupted by a house sitter who inadvertently introduces chaos into her life. Additionally, two travelers accidentally swap bags, leading them to discover that opening a stranger's suitcase can unlock unexpected connections. These poignant, ironic, and often humorous narratives offer unforgettable glimpses into the human experience, making this collection a captivating journey into the heart. The author, born and educated in Dublin, has penned numerous bestselling novels and has contributed to The Irish Times since 1969, living with her husband in Dublin.
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The Return Journey, Maeve Binchy
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- Released
- 1999
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- Good
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- Title
- The Return Journey
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Maeve Binchy
- Publisher
- Dell Publishing Company
- Released
- 1999
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 240
- ISBN10
- 0752833790
- ISBN13
- 9780752833798
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Romance, Contemporary Fiction, Short Stories, Contemporary Romance, Ireland, Irish Literature
- Original title
- The return journey
- Rating
- 3.15 out of 5
- Description
- In this extraordinary collection, the New York Times-bestselling author explores the complexities of love and relationships. Through a series of compelling stories, she delves into the lives of sons, daughters, lovers, and strangers, revealing their struggles with love, loss, and reconciliation. A secretary's unspoken affection for her boss is tested during a business trip, while a man and woman’s initial disdain for each other highlights the deceptive nature of first impressions. An insecure wife’s attempt to maintain order is disrupted by a house sitter who inadvertently introduces chaos into her life. Additionally, two travelers accidentally swap bags, leading them to discover that opening a stranger's suitcase can unlock unexpected connections. These poignant, ironic, and often humorous narratives offer unforgettable glimpses into the human experience, making this collection a captivating journey into the heart. The author, born and educated in Dublin, has penned numerous bestselling novels and has contributed to The Irish Times since 1969, living with her husband in Dublin.