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Emmi and Leo

This series chronicles an unexpected romance that blossoms entirely through email correspondence. Two strangers begin a virtual flirtation due to a mistaken message, but their exchanges soon deepen into something more. The narratives explore the delicate balance between anonymity and intimacy found in long-distance digital connections. It's a contemporary take on the epistolary novel, proving how online communication can foster profound emotional bonds.

Gut gegen Nordwind. Alle sieben Wellen
Every Seventh Wave
Love virtually

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  1. Love virtually

    • 280 pages
    • 10 hours of reading

    'Write to me, Emmi. Writing is like kissing, but without lips. Writing is kissing with the mind.' It begins by chance: Leo receives emails in error from an unknown woman called Emmi. Being polite he replies, and Emmi writes back. A few brief exchanges are all it takes to spark a mutual interest in each other, and soon Emmi and Leo are sharing their innermost secrets and longings. The erotic tension simmers, and it seems only a matter of time before they will meet in person. But they keep putting off the moment - the prospect both excites and unsettles them. And after all, Emmi is happily married. Will their feelings for each other survive the test of a real-life encounter? And if so, what then? Love Virtually is a funny, fast-paced and utterly absorbing novel, with plenty of twists and turns, about a love affair conducted entirely by email.

    Love virtually1
    4.0
  2. The eagerly awaited sequel to "Love Virtually"--2011's wittiest, most compelling love story. "Love Virtually" ended as Leo abruptly departed for a new life in the United States, determined to end once and for all the intensely romantic cyber-exchange that had threatened Emmi's marriage and his own happiness. In this follow-up, these unconventional lovers--intimates who have never met in person--get another chance at a real-world relationship.

    Every Seventh Wave2
    3.9

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