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God's Country Club de Gail Donohue Storey

God's Country Club

Autor Gail Donohue Storey
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 oct 1996
Gail Donohue Storey captivated readers with her first novel, The Lord's Motel. In God's Country Club, they will find the same witty send-up of the absurdities of modern life. A very funny (and dead-on) commentary on the endless war between the sexes, the Yankees and the South, and finally, the self and its stubborn ghosts . . . written with great elan.--Rosellen Brown.
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ISBN-13: 9780892552191
ISBN-10: 0892552190
Pagini: 229
Dimensiuni: 147 x 217 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.4 kg
Editura: PERSEA BOOKS INC

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Her heart set on Gabriel, Colleen Sweeney takes one step closer to commitment when she stores most of her belongings in a mini-warehouse and moves in with him, into his Houston condo complex, God's Country Club. Gabriel Benedict is a freshly divorced emergency room doctor with wealthy parents in Fort Worth and a name-sake, two-year-old son. He's definitely Mr. Right, but can Colleen leave her past behind and start a future? Then again, can Gabriel accept her as she is: still on the run from her kinky relationship with Web, a cruise director; responsible for her "residentially challenged" father in Boston; and about to be downsized from her job as a librarian? A Texas sexual revolution threatens as Colleen and Gabriel play out tensions between Yankees and Texans, haves and have-nots, and women and men.

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Gail Donohue Storey captivated readers with her first novel, The Lord's Motel. In God's Country Club, they will find the same witty send-up of the absurdities of modern life. "A very funny (and dead-on) commentary on the endless war between the sexes, the Yankees and the South, and finally, the self and its stubborn ghosts . . . written with great elan".--Rosellen Brown.