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Dot.homme

by Jane Moore · Arrow · tapa blanda · 464 pages

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Pages: 464 pagesAuthor: Jane MoorePublisher: ArrowFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 23/6/2005ISBN: ISBN 9780099465027

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Synopsis of Dot.homme

Jess Monroe, de 34 años, está perfectamente feliz de ser soltera. Pero sus amigas piensan lo contrario y, como regalo de cumpleaños, le compran un anuncio en un sitio de citas por Internet. Furiosa, finalmente acepta probarlo y se aventura en un mundo donde la descripción en la lata rara vez coincide con el contenido. Una vez que sus reservas se han desvanecido, se embarca en varias citas de éxito variable, hasta que un día un evento catastrófico enfoca su vida y la hace reevaluar todo lo que ha conocido.



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Jane Moore

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Jane Elizabeth Moore was an autobiographer and poet, notable for her detailed account of eighteenth-century business practices based on her experiences working as a clerk in her family's firm. Later in life she moved from England to Ireland, where she famously chastised the Freemasons of Dublin.

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