Isbn: 9798991391856 - mrs. milner gets a kitchen (13 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - St. Paul, Minnesota1955Marion Milner is the only divorcee she knows (other than her ex-husband, of course) and she's sick and tired of being the target of all the neighborhood gossip. So how better to silence the whispers than to use her divorce settlement to upgrade to the latest in electric kitchens, just in time to host the annual Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary Christmas party Harry O'Conner has been laying low since he got back from Korea, installing new kitchens for the spoiled housewives of Summit Hill. But when he meets his newest client, he finds a kindred spirit in the lady of the house. Mrs. Milner talks a mile a minute, but unlike most people, she she can't help but be anyone except herself. (Doesn't hurt that she's a knock-out in that green sweater.)But even as Marion and Harry find their connection growing much stronger than any contractor-client relationship really should be, the risk of neighborhood gossip and its impact on Marion's children forces them to contend with what they really want from one another. Can their fragile new romance stand up under the pressure of a community that values conformity above all They only have until the kitchen is done to find out.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. St. Paul, Minnesota1955Marion Milner is the only divorcee she knows (other than her ex-husband, of course) and she's sick and tired of being the target of all the neighborhood gossip. So how better to silence the whispers than to use her divorce settlement to upgrade to the latest in electric kitchens, just in time to host the annual Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary Christmas party? Harry O'Conner has been laying low since he got back from Korea, installing new kitchens for the spoiled housewives of Summit Hill. But when he meets his newest client, he finds a kindred spirit in the lady of the house. Mrs. Milner talks a mile a minute, but unlike most people, she she can't help but be anyone except herself. (Doesn't hurt that she's a knock-out in that green sweater.)But even as Marion and Harry find their connection growing much stronger than any contractor-client relationship really should be, the risk of neighborhood gossip and its impact on Marion's children forces them to contend with what they really want from one another. Can their fragile new romance stand up under the pressure of a community that values conformity above all? They only have until the kitchen is done to find out. A divorced mother contracts a new appliance suite for her kitchen to get her neighbors to stop gossiping about her, only to fall head over heels for her contractor. 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. Condición: new. Paperback. St. Paul, Minnesota1955Marion Milner is the only divorcee she knows (other than her ex-husband, of course) and she's sick and tired of being the target of all the neighborhood gossip. So how better to silence the whispers than to use her divorce settlement to upgrade to the latest in electric kitchens, just in time to host the annual Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary Christmas party? Harry O'Conner has been laying low since he got back from Korea, installing new kitchens for the spoiled housewives of Summit Hill. But when he meets his newest client, he finds a kindred spirit in the lady of the house. Mrs. Milner talks a mile a minute, but unlike most people, she she can't help but be anyone except herself. (Doesn't hurt that she's a knock-out in that green sweater.)But even as Marion and Harry find their connection growing much stronger than any contractor-client relationship really should be, the risk of neighborhood gossip and its impact on Marion's children forces them to contend with what they really want from one another. Can their fragile new romance stand up under the pressure of a community that values conformity above all? They only have until the kitchen is done to find out. A divorced mother contracts a new appliance suite for her kitchen to get her neighbors to stop gossiping about her, only to fall head over heels for her contractor. 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.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. St. Paul, Minnesota1955Marion Milner is the only divorcee she knows (other than her ex-husband, of course) and she's sick and tired of being the target of all the neighborhood gossip. So how better to silence the whispers than to use her divorce settlement to upgrade to the latest in electric kitchens, just in time to host the annual Sokol Ladies' Auxiliary Christmas party? Harry O'Conner has been laying low since he got back from Korea, installing new kitchens for the spoiled housewives of Summit Hill. But when he meets his newest client, he finds a kindred spirit in the lady of the house. Mrs. Milner talks a mile a minute, but unlike most people, she she can't help but be anyone except herself. (Doesn't hurt that she's a knock-out in that green sweater.)But even as Marion and Harry find their connection growing much stronger than any contractor-client relationship really should be, the risk of neighborhood gossip and its impact on Marion's children forces them to contend with what they really want from one another. Can their fragile new romance stand up under the pressure of a community that values conformity above all? They only have until the kitchen is done to find out. A divorced mother contracts a new appliance suite for her kitchen to get her neighbors to stop gossiping about her, only to fall head over heels for her contractor. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…