An edition of For Better For Worse (1993)

For Better For Worse

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An edition of For Better For Worse (1993)

For Better For Worse

  • 2.4 (5 ratings) ·
  • 32 Want to read
  • 3 Currently reading
  • 9 Have read

Three marriages, three very different coupes in three very different situations, struggle to find happiness.

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Publisher
Mira Books
Language
English
Pages
538

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Cover of: For Better For Worse
For Better For Worse
1993, Mira Books
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Cover of: For Better For Worse
For Better For Worse
1993, Harlequin Books, New York, 1993
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1993
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Edition Notes

Published in
Don Mills, Ont

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823, Fic

The Physical Object

Pagination
538 p. ;
Number of pages
538

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24981910M
Internet Archive
forbetterforwors00jord
ISBN 10
1551660083
ISBN 13
9781551660080
OCLC/WorldCat
31524555

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Work Description

Broughton House, an old English country estate set along the Wiltshire/Dorset border in England, is the inanimate protagonist of Penny Jordan's lengthy exploration into the human drama. Three couples view the house as the answer to their personal problems. Eleanor, with her new husband, two sons from a previous marriage and troubled teenaged stepdaughter, hopes the house will help them bond as a family. Hotel manager Zoe, who dreams of turning Broughton House into a bed-and-breakfast in order to her lover, Ben, from the demands of his dysfunctional family. Finally, there is Fern, trapped in an emotionally abusive marriage to Nick. She's hopelessly in love with Nick's stepbrother Adam, with whom she once had an affair and who is now involved in the sale of Broughton House. Fern is the most interesting of the lot as she comes to realize that she is a battered wife - sans the bruises - and slowly emerges as a self-possessed woman.

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