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The Bookshop of Second Chances
- Narrado por: Eilidh Beaton
- Duración: 12 h y 50 m
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Resumen del Editor
Set in a charming little Scottish town, The Bookshop of Second Chances is the most uplifting story you'll listen to this winter, by a hugely talented debut author.
Thea’s having a bad month. Not only has she been made redundant, she’s also discovered her husband of nearly 20 years is sleeping with one of her friends. And he’s not sorry - he’s leaving.
Bewildered and lost, Thea doesn’t know what to do. But, when she learns the great-uncle she barely knew has died and left her his huge collection of secondhand books and a house in the Scottish Lowlands, she seems to have been offered a second chance.
Running away to a little town where no one knows her seems like exactly what Thea needs. But when she meets the aristocratic Maltravers brothers - grumpy bookshop owner Edward and his estranged brother Charles, Lord Hollinshaw - her new life quickly becomes just as complicated as the life she was running from....
An enchanting story of Scottish lords, secondhand books, new beginnings and second chances perfect for fans of Cressida McLaughlin, Veronica Henry, Rachel Lucas and Jenny Colgan.
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- Christina
- 10-31-21
Pretty uninteresting
Started out okay, but turned duller and duller. Kept hoping for some plot twists, but they never came. Boring and mediocre.
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