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Virtual Strangers

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  • 336 páginas
  • 12 horas de lectura

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Fed up, frustrated and fast approaching forty, Charlie Simpson hasn't had many high points in her life just lately. The only peak on the horizon is her ambition to see Everest, if she could only get organized and saveup the cash.Unfortunately, though, she has more pressing things to deal with; her eldest son moving out, her father moving in, and her best friend moving two hundred miles away. She finds solace, however, via her newly acquired modem, when she stumbles upon a stranger who's a like-minded soul. Like-minded, perhaps, but no fantasy dream date. Though virtual, he's of the real-life variety -he may be a hero, but he has a wife.Charlie hasn't a husband, but she certainly has principles, and they're about to be hauled up a mountain themselves. And, of course, her mum's always said she shouldn't talk to strangers. The question is, should she now do as she's told?

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Virtual Strangers, Lynne Barrett-Lee

Idioma
Publicado en
2001
Encuadernación
(Tapa blanda),
Estado del libro
Bueno
Precio
8,99 €

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Título
Virtual Strangers
Idioma
Inglés
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
336
ISBN10
0553813056
ISBN13
9780553813050
Serie
Descripción
Fed up, frustrated and fast approaching forty, Charlie Simpson hasn't had many high points in her life just lately. The only peak on the horizon is her ambition to see Everest, if she could only get organized and saveup the cash.Unfortunately, though, she has more pressing things to deal with; her eldest son moving out, her father moving in, and her best friend moving two hundred miles away. She finds solace, however, via her newly acquired modem, when she stumbles upon a stranger who's a like-minded soul. Like-minded, perhaps, but no fantasy dream date. Though virtual, he's of the real-life variety -he may be a hero, but he has a wife.Charlie hasn't a husband, but she certainly has principles, and they're about to be hauled up a mountain themselves. And, of course, her mum's always said she shouldn't talk to strangers. The question is, should she now do as she's told?