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In this extraordinary collection, the New York Times-bestselling author showcases her deep understanding of love and relationships. The stories explore the complexities of human connections through various characters—sons, lovers, daughters, strangers, husbands, and wives. A secretary's unspoken affection for her boss is tested during a business trip, while a man and woman discover that first impressions can be misleading. An insecure wife faces chaos when a house sitter disrupts her carefully maintained order, and two travelers inadvertently swap bags, leading them to uncover the hidden lives of strangers. These poignant, ironic, and often humorous tales offer unforgettable glimpses into the human experience. Maeve Binchy, born and educated in Dublin, is renowned for her bestselling works, including Evening Class and Circle of Friends. She has contributed to The Irish Times since 1969 and resides in Dublin with her husband, Gordon Snell. This collection invites readers on a compelling journey into the heart of human relationships.
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Histoires de rencontres, Dominique Wattwiller, Maeve Binchy
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- Released
- 2004
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- Language
- French
- Authors
- Dominique Wattwiller, Maeve Binchy
- Publisher
- Released
- 2004
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 246
- ISBN10
- 2266129384
- ISBN13
- 9782266129381
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Romance, Contemporary Fiction, Short Stories, Contemporary Romance, Ireland, Irish Literature
- Original title
- The return journey
- Rating
- 3.15 out of 5
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- In this extraordinary collection, the New York Times-bestselling author showcases her deep understanding of love and relationships. The stories explore the complexities of human connections through various characters—sons, lovers, daughters, strangers, husbands, and wives. A secretary's unspoken affection for her boss is tested during a business trip, while a man and woman discover that first impressions can be misleading. An insecure wife faces chaos when a house sitter disrupts her carefully maintained order, and two travelers inadvertently swap bags, leading them to uncover the hidden lives of strangers. These poignant, ironic, and often humorous tales offer unforgettable glimpses into the human experience. Maeve Binchy, born and educated in Dublin, is renowned for her bestselling works, including Evening Class and Circle of Friends. She has contributed to The Irish Times since 1969 and resides in Dublin with her husband, Gordon Snell. This collection invites readers on a compelling journey into the heart of human relationships.