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Beachcombing - Maggie Dana

 
Description: ISBN 0230742688 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Maggie Dana / Paperback / 350 Pages / Book is published 2009-06-05 by Arcadia Editions

Newest Review: ... about growing up when you re already grown up, and the price you re willing to pay for the love of your life. *****MY ... more

 ... REVIEW***** Beachcombing is Maggie Dana's debut novel and tells the story of Jillian Hunter, a fiercely independent mother who has raised two children, fixed up her small house and started her own business in Conneticut. However when she returns to London she meets up with her old boyfriend Colin whom she hasn't seen for thirty-five years and she falls for him all over again. After thirty-five years apart, can they make it work? I was pleasantly surprised to find that I really enjoyed Beachcombing. When Maggie Dana of...more

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*****THE SYNOPSIS***** Jillian Hunter treasures her independence. She's raised two sons by herself, launched a small business, and restored a tumbledown beach cottage in Connecticut. But when a trip to London reunites her with Colin an old flame she hasn t seen in thirty-five years Jill falls for him all over again. Love makes Jill reckless. This could be her chance for a new beginning. But Colin isn't quite the boy she remembers and she ends up risking everything she's worked for her business, her home, and her two closest friends to make a life with him. And when she's faced with the risk of losing Colin as well, Jill is forced to take an ...  Read the complete review

 

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