Last Calls and Lucky Charms - Sandison, Edward
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Three very different people didn t wake up one Tuesday morning in April expecting their lives to change forever. Matt Benson was a handsome EMT with a good job and a lonely life. Justine Duchane was a broken hearted woman who had given up on the world and spent her days spouting a political column for the local paper. Hal Urban was failed writer who had hidden so far in the bottle and sports reporting he had forgotten who he was. Then it all changed. They met. What is the nature of love? Can you fall in love with two men completely and deeply in too totally different ways? Are Justine and Matt…mehr

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Three very different people didn t wake up one Tuesday morning in April expecting their lives to change forever. Matt Benson was a handsome EMT with a good job and a lonely life. Justine Duchane was a broken hearted woman who had given up on the world and spent her days spouting a political column for the local paper. Hal Urban was failed writer who had hidden so far in the bottle and sports reporting he had forgotten who he was. Then it all changed. They met. What is the nature of love? Can you fall in love with two men completely and deeply in too totally different ways? Are Justine and Matt destined for true love? The friendship she develops with Hal makes her a politician and him a playwright again. The two of them are better people, in fact. The joy of that summer with Matt is more than any woman could ask for. Would, could and should she choose one of them?
Autorenporträt
Edward D. Sandison is an enigmatic author of romantic mystery fiction, historical fiction and intelligent love stories. Bred in Connecticut and hardened in the frozen Midwest; he is a student of Chesterton, Sparks, Parker, Hammett, Peters and Conan Doyle. If it doesn't have a strong female lead, then it's not worth reading. Ned has the grit of his hero John Wayne and a college education that drives him to reinvent American fiction. He lives in South Dakota with his wife and three daughters. He is also the author of That Old Familiar Pain and The Pennyless Video Mysteries short stories.