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Not That I...

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By Dai Alanye
$2.95 Rating: Not yet rated.
Published: May 01, 2012
Words: 75,492 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476321400


Short description

Sequel to You'll See! Our hero and heroine continue to skirmish on the border of love. Charly gains a new admirer, the man of of her dreams. But dreams and nightmares are related, are they not? Chuck begins to play the field. It all comes crashing down around their ears.

Extended description

The sequel to You'll See!
Our hero and heroine continue their unrelenting campaign on the borders of love.
Charly gains a unbelievable wonderful new admirer, seemingly the man of of her dreams. But dreams and nightmares are related, are they not? And the rumors start.
Chuck begins to play the field among the lower ranks of females in West Baker, leading to embarrassment and problems at work.
It all comes crashing down, as Carl, Betty, Aunt Sally, Liz, Brandi, Hayden, Elmer, Sharon and the Greggs play their parts. And the Polka Palace comes into the story as well.

Tags

romance, passion, conflict, attraction, country living

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Review by: Lynn Clayton on June 03, 2012 : (no rating)
If I hadn't known differently, I'd have said Dai Alanye was a woman. He must have a deep understanding of women from the way he describes their clothes and their attitude to them. A had plenty of vicarious shopping trips while reading ''Not That I..'' and enjoyed every one.

And all the descriptions of delicious meals - they make the book both cosy and real. Not idealised, though - there's almost as much class-consciousness as in Jane Austen which might surprise non-American readers.

Believable characters and dialogue, humour (wait for the reference to The Mill on the Floss) and a satisfying, realistic ending make this a grown-up romance.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)

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