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Domestic Pleasures

by Beth Gutcheon

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After her ex-husband dies in a plane crash, Martha Gaver is horrified to learn that the executor of Raymond's estate is Charlie, the conservative, insufferable lawyer who represented Raymond in their bitter divorce. Yet soon after they reenter each other's lives, Martha, Charlie, and their teenage children find they have more in common than they imagined as they struggle to rebuild their lives...and that opposites really do attract.

Engaging,, witty, and entertaining, Domestic Pleasures is a touching, piercing tale of love lost, found, and embraced once again.

Synopsis:

After her ex-husband dies in a plane crash, Martha Gaver is horrified to learn that the executor of his estate is Charlie, the conservative, despised lawyer who represented Raymond in their bitter divorce. But soon after they reenter each other's lives, Martha and Charlie discover that opposites really do attract.

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Set in present day New York City, Domestic Pleasures is both a love story and a family story. After her ex-husband dies in a plane crash, Martha Gaver, an illustrator, is horrified to learn that the executor of Raymond’ s estate is Charlie— the conservative, despised lawyer who represented Raymond in their bitter divorce. But soon after they re-enter each other’ s lives, Martha and Charlie find that opposites really do attract.

About the Author

Beth Gutcheon is the critically acclaimed author of eight previous novels: The New Girls, Still Missing, Domestic Pleasures, Saying Grace, Five Fortunes, More Than You Know, Leeway Cottage, and Good-bye and Amen. She is the writer of several film scripts, including the Academy Award nominee The Children of Theatre Street. She lives in New York City.

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ISBN:
9780060934767
Author:
Gutcheon, Beth
Publisher:
Harper Perennial
Author:
by Beth Gutcheon
Location:
New York
Subject:
General
Subject:
Divorced women
Subject:
Women artists
Subject:
Love stories
Subject:
Single-parent families
Subject:
New York
Subject:
Domestic fiction
Subject:
Aircraft accident victims' families
Subject:
General Fiction
Subject:
New york (n.y.)
Subject:
Literature-A to Z
Edition Number:
1st Perennial ed.
Edition Description:
Trade PB
Series Volume:
963
Publication Date:
20011231
Binding:
TRADE PAPER
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
368
Dimensions:
8.06x5.31x.92 in. .59 lbs.

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Product details 368 pages Perennial - English 9780060934767 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , After her ex-husband dies in a plane crash, Martha Gaver is horrified to learn that the executor of his estate is Charlie, the conservative, despised lawyer who represented Raymond in their bitter divorce. But soon after they reenter each other's lives, Martha and Charlie discover that opposites really do attract.

"Synopsis" by , Set in present day New York City, Domestic Pleasures is both a love story and a family story. After her ex-husband dies in a plane crash, Martha Gaver, an illustrator, is horrified to learn that the executor of Raymond’ s estate is Charlie— the conservative, despised lawyer who represented Raymond in their bitter divorce. But soon after they re-enter each other’ s lives, Martha and Charlie find that opposites really do attract.
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