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Country life

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Further adventures in the lives of the characters met in Volume 1, LOVE IN BELGRAVIA ~ dreary little Jennifer, now a seemingly the permanently pregnant marchiones, beautiful but vexatious Georgiana who while recovering from her affair with a world famous film director now pretends to have a husband so that Gus her new and working class artist lover won't insist on marrying her, louche and drunken Andrew Gillott now miserably married to Jennifer's dreadful social aspring mother Clarissa, and pretty Patti, ex-Bluebell Girl who calls in Fulton and Elliott, the happily married gay interior decorators to swathe her new husband's knightly stately home in orange satin - characters wonderful and ghastly at the same time, and tgruly British from the bottom of their green wellies to the top of the Hermes headscarves.

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Country life, Charlotte Bingham

Język
Rok wydania
1991
Oprawa
(miękka)
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Tytuł
Country life
Język
angielski
Wydawca
BANTAM
Rok wydania
1991
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
256
ISBN10
0553404288
ISBN13
9780553404289
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Ocena
3,8 z 5
Opis
Further adventures in the lives of the characters met in Volume 1, LOVE IN BELGRAVIA ~ dreary little Jennifer, now a seemingly the permanently pregnant marchiones, beautiful but vexatious Georgiana who while recovering from her affair with a world famous film director now pretends to have a husband so that Gus her new and working class artist lover won't insist on marrying her, louche and drunken Andrew Gillott now miserably married to Jennifer's dreadful social aspring mother Clarissa, and pretty Patti, ex-Bluebell Girl who calls in Fulton and Elliott, the happily married gay interior decorators to swathe her new husband's knightly stately home in orange satin - characters wonderful and ghastly at the same time, and tgruly British from the bottom of their green wellies to the top of the Hermes headscarves.