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Happiness Key Happiness Key 1 Richards Emilie

SKU: BELL-3551928

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Publisher: Mira

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.5 MB

Author: Richards Emilie

ISBN: 9781426856037, 1426856032

Language: English

Year: 2010

Volume: 1

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Happiness Key Happiness Key 1 Richards Emilie by Richards Emilie 9781426856037, 1426856032 instant download after payment.

Meet four women who think they have nothing in common except the oyster-shell road that runs between their ramshackle beach cottages on a spit of land called Happiness Key.When her husband is sent to prison, pampered Tracy Deloche is left with twenty-five acres of Florida Gulf Coast sand, five tumbledown beach houses and no idea how to start over. An exile in a strange country, Janya Kapur has left her wealthy, close-knit Indian family for an arranged marriage to a man she barely knows. Plainspoken Wanda Gray is tired of watching her marriage fail, so she takes a job guaranteed to destroy it--"if" her husband cares enough to discover what she's doing. Since her daughter's death, widow Alice Brooks has grown forgetful and confused. Her son-in-law and granddaughter have come to stay, but Alice isn't sure she's grateful.