“Can I Convert?” by Sarah Harvey

After her studies in London Alice Cooper is happy to live again in their small English village in Dorset. Here they grew up, is now working in the pub and meets regularly with her best friend Flo. Share their opinions about everything, especially about the man of life. The dives a day in the pub, and a little flirtation between him and Alice is a fixed relationship. Nathan looks top off is desirable and has the wherewithal to time just Whattelly Hall, a large property to buy in a park environment.

He does not know that Alice has become big here until her father, a player who gambled away everything.

Nathan wants to live with Alice. So much happiness is not to beat. But what Alice had with Nathan, would have to do it sooner suspicious. Nathan insists on a contract in which Alice in the event of separation on any financial legal claims waived. Then Alice can Although one, but a copy of the infamous document it hangs in a pub on – for everyone to read and highly embarrassing for Nathan.

The two are actually an unlikely pair. While Alice gracious, humble, helpful and trusting, acting Nathan arrogant with a radiance disdainful arrogance towards others. During the week he works in London. He has so much that he can come only from Saturday evening to Dorset around the ears lately. Now all the lights would flash red but … Does he have a girlfriend? But Alice is not jealous. “If you had cheated me , then I believe […] that you the one who’d be that to me fight would have.

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” says it (p 207). She has arranged and filled with their independence and their business ideas: First, they sold jams, the range extended but gradually new products.

They do not care further that on Nathan’s priority list his work on. number one is, as long as it holds the top spot in his heart – that is what counts for them. But six years later, the relationship has changed. Nathan comes to the very last suppressor for Christmas party and handed his wife the ultimate gift: a calendar out of his office and a dictionary. This is more than disappointing for Alice – an indication that he no longer loves her. Finally she wakes up thinking about their relationship, in which it is only a doll that Nathan used to play and puts away again when she bores him or he has better things to do. How blind she has been all these years? How did he veered to her? Authoritarian he wanted to stop her from independent work, and even how to deal with a nice friend.

This is one of those amusing, entertaining women’s novels that do not require literary draft, straight out explain everything nice, not great about you need to think. You can read them loose, turn off it and they then give to his girlfriend. I especially enjoyed the italics and interwoven at appropriate locations in the plot development, “Little Women ABC for men”: smart, accurate observations, analysis, judgments and recommendations. If they are, however, ever read by men, was once an open question.