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Another Day in Paradox...a very unconventional love story

Grace Anderson, a novelist with grown children, an ex-husband, an age beginning with the number "4" and an acute case of writer's block, turns to cyberspace for diversion/inspiration. She finds it in the form of a bright, charming, articulate, obviously accomplished man she meets in a chat room late one evening. The two of them begin to build a relationship the old-fashioned way - with their words and their imaginations. When her cyberspace swain turns three-dimensional, the good news is that he is indeed bright, charming, articulate, obviously accomplished, and better yet, drop-dead handsome. The more, interesting news is that he is a Princeton University Wunderkind, twenty-eight years her junior-younger than both of Grace's sons. So, just what happens when the perfect love meets a most socially unacceptable age gap? The road to finding that out will captivate you. The storyline is timely... and the romance... timeless.

399 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 15, 2004

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Judith Kristen

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January 16, 2022
This was downright stunning. A story with an oh so woeful premise, but the execution of it was masterful. This is one of the most well written novel I have read to date, and I burned through this in the span of a night or so. I'm happy with where it left us off at the end and I'm on towards the sequel I just bought.
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March 13, 2009
My mother recommended this book to me and for once I was glad I listened to her. This book was wonderful. Romantic, funny, and so very entertaining. I fell in love with the characters and was swept away by the intensity of their relationship. I LOVED THIS BOOK!
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October 6, 2013
Brilliant but sad. You have to be able to take the angst
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