9798235206830 - the woman he kept: 5 de kessler, nora (7 resultados)
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The key is warm from her fist. She has been gripping it for eleven minutes.Elise Moran was a concert cellist - until a taxi shattered her left hand on a Brooklyn street and took everything with it. Her career, her independence, her sense of who she was. Then she met Callum Aldridge: brillian…t, attentive, certain. An award-winning architect who looked at her damaged hand and saw not a tragedy but a design problem. A man who promised to rebuild her life from the foundation up.The house he builds for her is extraordinary. Twenty-two acres of Vermont wilderness. Cedar and glass rising from a hillside like something the landscape always intended. Heated concrete floors set to the exact temperature where the body forgets its own skin. A practice room with acoustics so perfect the silence has weight. Every detail whispers devotion. Every room says: you are safe here.But safety has a blueprint.The smart locks log every entry. The doors cannot be opened from inside without a code. Seventeen cameras feed a hard drive locked in the basement. Callum manages her medication, her meals, her schedule, her contact with the outside world - and every act of control is framed as care, architecturally justified, structurally sound. He is not a monster. He is an engineer of intimacy, and the building works exactly as designed.Elise's rebellion begins in silence. On Tuesday mornings, while Callum is away, she picks up the cello and teaches her broken hand to play again. Each stolen note is a fracture in his architecture. Each secret session is a room he did not design.Then she finds the plans for the first house - the one Callum built for his first wife. Same cameras. Same locks. Same protocol, filed and labeled: Accommodate. Deflect. Reset.She is not the first woman he kept. She was never meant to be the last.Told through Elise's urgent first-person narration and Callum's chilling private journal entries - where he documents his wife the way he documents a building, with measurements and milestones and the clinical patience of a man who believes love is a load-bearing wall - The Woman He Kept is a psychological thriller about the architecture of abuse, the courage it takes to walk through a door someone else designed, and the imperfect, extraordinary music a broken instrument can still make. 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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Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, AlemaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The key is warm from her fist. She has been gripping it for eleven minutes.Elise Moran was a concert cellist - until a taxi shattered her left hand on a Brooklyn street and took everything with it. Her career, her independence, her sense of who she was. Then she met Callum Aldridge: brillia…nt, attentive, certain. An award-winning architect who looked at her damaged hand and saw not a tragedy but a design problem. A man who promised to rebuild her life from the foundation up.The house he builds for her is extraordinary. Twenty-two acres of Vermont wilderness. Cedar and glass rising from a hillside like something the landscape always intended. Heated concrete floors set to the exact temperature where the body forgets its own skin. A practice room with acoustics so perfect the silence has weight. Every detail whispers devotion. Every room says: you are safe here.But safety has a blueprint.The smart locks log every entry. The doors cannot be opened from inside without a code. Seventeen cameras feed a hard drive locked in the basement. Callum manages her medication, her meals, her schedule, her contact with the outside world - and every act of control is framed as care, architecturally justified, structurally sound. He is not a monster. He is an engineer of intimacy, and the building works exactly as designed.Elise's rebellion begins in silence. On Tuesday mornings, while Callum is away, she picks up the cello and teaches her broken hand to play again. Each stolen note is a fracture in his architecture. Each secret session is a room he did not design.Then she finds the plans for the first house - the one Callum built for his first wife. Same cameras. Same locks. Same protocol, filed and labeled: Accommodate. Deflect. Reset.She is not the first woman he kept. She was never meant to be the last.Told through Elise's urgent first-person narration and Callum's chilling private journal entries - where he documents his wife the way he documents a building, with measurements and milestones and the clinical patience of a man who believes love is a load-bearing wall - The Woman He Kept is a psychological thriller about the architecture of abuse, the courage it takes to walk through a door someone else designed, and the imperfect, extraordinary music a broken instrument can still make.
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Librería: AussieBookSeller, Truganina, VIC, AustraliaAussieBookSeller
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The key is warm from her fist. She has been gripping it for eleven minutes.Elise Moran was a concert cellist - until a taxi shattered her left hand on a Brooklyn street and took everything with it. Her career, her independence, her sense of who she was. Then she met Callum Aldridge: brillian…t, attentive, certain. An award-winning architect who looked at her damaged hand and saw not a tragedy but a design problem. A man who promised to rebuild her life from the foundation up.The house he builds for her is extraordinary. Twenty-two acres of Vermont wilderness. Cedar and glass rising from a hillside like something the landscape always intended. Heated concrete floors set to the exact temperature where the body forgets its own skin. A practice room with acoustics so perfect the silence has weight. Every detail whispers devotion. Every room says: you are safe here.But safety has a blueprint.The smart locks log every entry. The doors cannot be opened from inside without a code. Seventeen cameras feed a hard drive locked in the basement. Callum manages her medication, her meals, her schedule, her contact with the outside world - and every act of control is framed as care, architecturally justified, structurally sound. He is not a monster. He is an engineer of intimacy, and the building works exactly as designed.Elise's rebellion begins in silence. On Tuesday mornings, while Callum is away, she picks up the cello and teaches her broken hand to play again. Each stolen note is a fracture in his architecture. Each secret session is a room he did not design.Then she finds the plans for the first house - the one Callum built for his first wife. Same cameras. Same locks. Same protocol, filed and labeled: Accommodate. Deflect. Reset.She is not the first woman he kept. She was never meant to be the last.Told through Elise's urgent first-person narration and Callum's chilling private journal entries - where he documents his wife the way he documents a building, with measurements and milestones and the clinical patience of a man who believes love is a load-bearing wall - The Woman He Kept is a psychological thriller about the architecture of abuse, the courage it takes to walk through a door someone else designed, and the imperfect, extraordinary music a broken instrument can still make. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The key is warm from her fist. She has been gripping it for eleven minutes.Elise Moran was a concert cellist - until a taxi shattered her left hand on a Brooklyn street and took everything with it. Her career, her independence, her sense of who she was. Then she met Callum Aldridge: brillian…t, attentive, certain. An award-winning architect who looked at her damaged hand and saw not a tragedy but a design problem. A man who promised to rebuild her life from the foundation up.The house he builds for her is extraordinary. Twenty-two acres of Vermont wilderness. Cedar and glass rising from a hillside like something the landscape always intended. Heated concrete floors set to the exact temperature where the body forgets its own skin. A practice room with acoustics so perfect the silence has weight. Every detail whispers devotion. Every room says: you are safe here.But safety has a blueprint.The smart locks log every entry. The doors cannot be opened from inside without a code. Seventeen cameras feed a hard drive locked in the basement. Callum manages her medication, her meals, her schedule, her contact with the outside world - and every act of control is framed as care, architecturally justified, structurally sound. He is not a monster. He is an engineer of intimacy, and the building works exactly as designed.Elise's rebellion begins in silence. On Tuesday mornings, while Callum is away, she picks up the cello and teaches her broken hand to play again. Each stolen note is a fracture in his architecture. Each secret session is a room he did not design.Then she finds the plans for the first house - the one Callum built for his first wife. Same cameras. Same locks. Same protocol, filed and labeled: Accommodate. Deflect. Reset.She is not the first woman he kept. She was never meant to be the last.Told through Elise's urgent first-person narration and Callum's chilling private journal entries - where he documents his wife the way he documents a building, with measurements and milestones and the clinical patience of a man who believes love is a load-bearing wall - The Woman He Kept is a psychological thriller about the architecture of abuse, the courage it takes to walk through a door someone else designed, and the imperfect, extraordinary music a broken instrument can still make. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
