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A Meeting of a Different Kind, Paperback / softback Book

A Meeting of a Different Kind Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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When archaeologist Edward Harvey's wife Felicity inherits almost a million, she gives up her job, buys a restaurant and, as a devotee of Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall, starts turning their home into a small eco-farm.

Edward is not happy, not least because she seems to be losing interest in him. Taryn is a borderline manic-depressive, a scheming minx, a seductress and user of men.

Edward and Taryn don't know each other but they both know Marianne.

To Edward, Marianne is a former classmate who sends him crazy emails.

She is Taryn's best friend, and when Marianne meets Edward, she tells Taryn how wonderful he is and that he is not the philandering type.

Taryn sees a challenge and concocts a devious plan to meet him during a series of lectures he is giving at the British Museum.

When Edward and Taryn's paths cross, questions of friendship, loyalty and betrayal are played out against a backdrop of mental fragility and the destabilising effects of a large inheritance... Set in Broadclyst and Beckenham, with a chapter on the Isles of Scilly, A Meeting of a Different Kind is the stand-alone sequel to Meeting Lydia, continuing the story from the perspectives of two very different characters.

Like its prequel, it will appeal to fans of adult fiction, especially those interested in the psychology of relationships.

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