A Week in Winter

Women's Divorce Fiction

Author: Maeve Binchy

Stounbridža ir maza pilsētiņa Rietumīrijā, kur visi cits citu pazīst. Čikija Stāra, vīlusies mīļotajā vīrietī, pamet Ņujorku, atgriežas mājās un ļaujas savas dzīves lielākajam izaicinājumam – atjaunot māsu Šīdiju nolaisto namu. Viņa vēlas to pārvērst par mājīgu un viesmīlīgu viesnīcu Atlantijas okeāna vēju plosītajā piekrastē, kaut visi ir pārliecināti, ka viņai tas neizdo….Read More

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