ISBN: 9798176087758 - the wife who stopped waiting: wife with receipts romance — a later in life marriage in crisis second chance romance, broken marriage second chances & betrayed wife story (marriage on paper book 5) (6 Ergebnisse)

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Isolde Amberg prices other people's gold for a living. At ten past eight on an ordinary morning a pink carbon comes across her own counter: a resize. Her husband's wedding band, taken down from a twelve to a five and a half - which is her size, and is not her ring. She drops her own band over the mandrel to be sure, because a mandrel is a steel cone with numbers on it and it is the least interpretive object in the building. Then she puts the ticket back on the mat and unsquares it, because a squared ticket is a ticket somebody has been looking at. She does not leave with a row. She leaves with an inventory: what is hers, what is his, what is nobody's. Twenty years fits in a card index. Gareth has the ring altered back. Then remade. Then buys a new one. All three are rings. It costs him something only on the day he takes her valuation of their twenty years and does not argue a cent of it. And she takes the table at the auction rooms, and then the shop, and puts six brass screws through her own name into the plugs of 1974. A closed-door later-in-life marriage-in-crisis romance about a valuer who can price anything except her own twenty years, a husband who thought nobody would check, and a woman who starts again on her own. That is the happy ending, and the book means it. Book 5 of Marriage on Paper. Each book follows a different couple and can be read on its own.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Isolde Amberg prices other people's gold for a living. At ten past eight on an ordinary morning a pink carbon comes across her own counter: a resize. Her husband's wedding band, taken down from a twelve to a five and a half - which is her size, and is not her ring. She drops her own band over the mandrel to be sure, because a mandrel is a steel cone with numbers on it and it is the least interpretive object in the building. Then she puts the ticket back on the mat and unsquares it, because a squared ticket is a ticket somebody has been looking at. She does not leave with a row. She leaves with an inventory: what is hers, what is his, what is nobody's. Twenty years fits in a card index. Gareth has the ring altered back. Then remade. Then buys a new one. All three are rings. It costs him something only on the day he takes her valuation of their twenty years and does not argue a cent of it. And she takes the table at the auction rooms, and then the shop, and puts six brass screws through her own name into the plugs of 1974. A closed-door later-in-life marriage-in-crisis romance about a valuer who can price anything except her own twenty years, a husband who thought nobody would check, and a woman who starts again on her own. That is the happy ending, and the book means it. Book 5 of Marriage on Paper. Each book follows a different couple and can be read on its own. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Isolde Amberg prices other people's gold for a living. At ten past eight on an ordinary morning a pink carbon comes across her own counter: a resize. Her husband's wedding band, taken down from a twelve to a five and a half - which is her size, and is not her ring. She drops her own band over the mandrel to be sure, because a mandrel is a steel cone with numbers on it and it is the least interpretive object in the building. Then she puts the ticket back on the mat and unsquares it, because a squared ticket is a ticket somebody has been looking at. She does not leave with a row. She leaves with an inventory: what is hers, what is his, what is nobody's. Twenty years fits in a card index. Gareth has the ring altered back. Then remade. Then buys a new one. All three are rings. It costs him something only on the day he takes her valuation of their twenty years and does not argue a cent of it. And she takes the table at the auction rooms, and then the shop, and puts six brass screws through her own name into the plugs of 1974. A closed-door later-in-life marriage-in-crisis romance about a valuer who can price anything except her own twenty years, a husband who thought nobody would check, and a woman who starts again on her own. That is the happy ending, and the book means it. Book 5 of Marriage on Paper. Each book follows a different couple and can be read on its own. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…