A Shopgirl’s Tale
Sometimes you need a little push before you can leap
Paperback
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ISBN-13:
9781513639888
Veröffentl:
2018
Einband:
Paperback
Erscheinungsdatum:
04.11.2018
Seiten:
398
Autor:
Elisa Gabrielle Donahue
Gewicht:
644 g
Format:
229x152x23 mm
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
At 30 years old Erika Leib's personal hardships have stalled her into amundane life of safety and security. Not that she spends much time thinking
about it like that. She's underemployed at a job that probably should
appreciate her more but that is hardly uncommon. She's got a halfway
decent, sort of relationship with no pressure to make a larger commitment
and a family who loves her. Plus she's got Rachel- her best friend, confidant,
the person who's always been there for her and always will be.
It's not where she thought she'd be but she's content.
That all changed, however, after her chance meeting with actor, Xavier
James. Soon Erika begins to re-evaluate her own worth and must decide if
she's ready to rediscover the girl who once would leap without thinking or if
she's prepared to stay just another shopgirl.
Loaded with good food and fueled by the importance of good friendships,
the book is like Sex and the City for a generation that could never afford the
extravagance Carrie and Co. promised
about it like that. She's underemployed at a job that probably should
appreciate her more but that is hardly uncommon. She's got a halfway
decent, sort of relationship with no pressure to make a larger commitment
and a family who loves her. Plus she's got Rachel- her best friend, confidant,
the person who's always been there for her and always will be.
It's not where she thought she'd be but she's content.
That all changed, however, after her chance meeting with actor, Xavier
James. Soon Erika begins to re-evaluate her own worth and must decide if
she's ready to rediscover the girl who once would leap without thinking or if
she's prepared to stay just another shopgirl.
Loaded with good food and fueled by the importance of good friendships,
the book is like Sex and the City for a generation that could never afford the
extravagance Carrie and Co. promised