Amanda Dick

The Trouble with Paper Planes (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A missing girl, a grieving family and a destiny so powerful it will not be denied. Five years ago, Emily McGovern decided to walk home from a party - and disappeared into thin air. While Emily became one of New Zealand's 350+ official missing persons, her boyfriend Heath Danes was branded as 'the one left behind'. As their friends and family steadfastly move on with their lives, Heath exists in limbo, waiting for something which may never happen. Only when he's surfing does he find the peace he craves. When new girl Maia arrives in the small seaside town, she sets in motion a chain of events that nobody could've anticipated. With a startling resemblance to Emily, Heath predictably finds Maia impossible to ignore. But that's where predictability ends. Maia has a past - and her past will change everything. Do you believe in soul-mates? How about destiny? Do you believe that some destinies are bound together so tightly that nothing can tear them apart? Pick up Amanda Dick's latest foray into Contemporary Romance (with a twist) and find out if destiny really does have a loophole.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Amanda Dick
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Februar 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386609254
• Artikelnr.: 47250791

Autorenporträt

Amanda Dick is a night-owl, coffee addict, movie buff and music lover. She loves to do DIY (if it's not bolted down, she'll probably paint it, re-cover it or otherwise decorate it) and has tried almost every craft known to man/womankind. She has two sewing machines and an over-locker she can't remember how to thread. She crochets (but can't follow a pattern), knits (badly) and refrains from both as a public service. She believes in love at first sight, in women's intuition and in following your heart. She is rather partial to dark chocolate and believes in the power of a good vanilla latte. What lights her fire is writing stories about real people in trying situations. Her passion is finding characters who are forced to test their boundaries. She is insanely curious about how we, as human beings, react when pushed to the edge. Most of all, she enjoys writing about human behaviour - love, loss, joy, grief, friendship and the complexity of relationships in general. After living in Scotland for five years, she has now settled back home in New Zealand, where she lives with her husband and two children.