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A World Apart - Caro Fraser


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A World Apart - Caro Fraser

 
Description: ISBN 0718147286 / Author: Caro Fraser / Genre: Fiction / Mark Mason lives a seemingly idyllic life, but with his sons growing up and his ... more
A World Apart - Caro Fraser ... wife, Paula, starting a demanding new business venture, he begins to feel marginalized. Mark embarks on an affair, and intoxicated by the passion this brings to his life, rents rooms in a house in Marylebone. But before Mark can begin his double life, the affair comes to a juddering halt, and worse, Paula finds out and asks him to leave. With no-where else to go, Mark hides out in his rented rooms, and suffering a deep sense of personal crisis, turns his back on his family, business partner, friends and world in general. Can Mark work out what he wants from life? Can he find a way to return happily to his old life? And will his family and friends forgive him for his betrayal?

Newest Review: ... can be deceptive. Beneath the successful exterior, Mark is gradually feeling a sense of panic. He doesn't know what has ... more

 ... happened to his life and he doesn't know where he wants it to go! All of these feelings of uncertainty culminate on his embarking on an affair with Nicky, one of his sales team. Although I say an affair, it is actually over virtually as soon as it has began. Unfortunately though Paula finds out and the fall out from the affair is widespread. The rest of the book centres on Mark as he tries to come to terms with what has happened and decide what he wants in his future. It is interesting as we witness all the differe...more

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Premium Review A World Apart - Caro Fraser: How to survive a mid-life crisis! (589 words)
by - written on 23/05/07 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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Caro Fraser has been a favourite author of mine for quite a few years now. In her books, she usually writes about a set of barristers who all work together in London. However, occasionally, she tends to write a 'one off' type of novel with different characters and nothing to do with the law! 'A World Apart' is one of these 'one offs'. The story centres on Mark Mason, a forty something businessman who appears to be going through a midlife crisis. He has been married to his wife Paula for about half his life, and they have two almost grown up sons. He also is partner in a successful waste compacting company. So, on the surface it appears that life is very good ...  Read the complete review

 

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An excellent novel - informative and captivating Only available in hardback as yet.

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Entertaining but not demanding. Entertaining but not demanding.

Author did do his research. Not enough plot for a good read.

Hilarious, brilliantly written, dark and weird Twist is a let down, it's not suitable for everyone

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