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Typisch Mann.

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  • 348 páginas
  • 13 horas de lectura

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At forty, Sylvie Schiffer appears to have the perfect life in Shaker Heights: a beautiful home, two ideal teenage children, and a successful husband running a luxury car dealership. Yet, she yearns for passion and romance—moonlit cruises and intimate moments that have faded from her marriage. With their twins heading to college and Bob's business thriving, Sylvie hopes to rekindle their love. However, her world shatters when she discovers incriminating credit card receipts revealing Bob's affair. Infuriated, she fantasizes about revenge and confronts Marla, the other woman. To her surprise, Marla resembles a younger version of herself, sharing similar frustrations about love. While Marla enjoys Bob's affection—flowers, intimate dinners—she longs for a stable relationship and a home. Instead of seeking revenge, Sylvie devises a clever plan to turn the situation to their advantage and reclaim her power. As the two women navigate their unexpected connection, they must confront their desires and decide if they can both achieve happiness or if they will end up hurt and disillusioned.

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Typisch Mann., Olivia Goldsmith

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2001
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(Tapa blanda),
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Título
Typisch Mann.
Editorial
Heyne
Publicado en
2001
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
348
ISBN10
3453197488
ISBN13
9783453197480
Serie
Primera publicación
1998
Título original
Switcheroo
Calificación
3,05 de 5
Descripción
At forty, Sylvie Schiffer appears to have the perfect life in Shaker Heights: a beautiful home, two ideal teenage children, and a successful husband running a luxury car dealership. Yet, she yearns for passion and romance—moonlit cruises and intimate moments that have faded from her marriage. With their twins heading to college and Bob's business thriving, Sylvie hopes to rekindle their love. However, her world shatters when she discovers incriminating credit card receipts revealing Bob's affair. Infuriated, she fantasizes about revenge and confronts Marla, the other woman. To her surprise, Marla resembles a younger version of herself, sharing similar frustrations about love. While Marla enjoys Bob's affection—flowers, intimate dinners—she longs for a stable relationship and a home. Instead of seeking revenge, Sylvie devises a clever plan to turn the situation to their advantage and reclaim her power. As the two women navigate their unexpected connection, they must confront their desires and decide if they can both achieve happiness or if they will end up hurt and disillusioned.