The Love Trap - Steppeler, Vera
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Bianca seems to have it all: She marries Jeff, the American soldier she met and fell in love with in postwar Germany, moves to the U.S. and builds an ideal family. Once the kids are grown, Bianca enters the business world and soon finds herself caught up in a torrid, May-December romance with Frederick, a younger man at the office. The three are pitched headlong into The Love Trap ¿ all the anguish, upheaval, hope and heartbreak three people can endure in the shadow of an affair. Will Bianca come to a realization about who, truly, is the love of her life? Or will she reach her epiphany too…mehr

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Bianca seems to have it all: She marries Jeff, the American soldier she met and fell in love with in postwar Germany, moves to the U.S. and builds an ideal family. Once the kids are grown, Bianca enters the business world and soon finds herself caught up in a torrid, May-December romance with Frederick, a younger man at the office. The three are pitched headlong into The Love Trap ¿ all the anguish, upheaval, hope and heartbreak three people can endure in the shadow of an affair. Will Bianca come to a realization about who, truly, is the love of her life? Or will she reach her epiphany too late to find happiness with anyone? The Love Trap is a thought-provoking novel for anyone considering leaving a marriage for a more exciting life with someone else. Packed with deep, emotionally resonant characters and brought to life in breezy, compelling style, the novel is a gut-wrenching story ¿ that also serves as a cautionary tale to the tempted to weigh the pros and cons before making the leap into infidelity.
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Writing has always been an escape for Vera, but this is the first novel she has published. She has lived in Germany and Canada, but America has been her home since 1964. Bianca's story is thought-provoking to the end, giving readers an opportunity to reflect on their own life-choices.