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Fortune's daughter
Rae Perry is young, unmarried, and far from home as she awaits the birth of her first child -- accompanied by the angry, moody man she's loved since high school. Lila Grey is a fortune-teller with no interest in the future, a mother who lost her daughter long ago, on a cold, cold day. Now, as these two women meet, it is earthquake weather in California -- when animals panic, friends and lovers quarrel, ice cubes dissolve in the palm of your hand. It is a time when things are in the air, and the unexpected happens. For Rae and Lila, it will mean the sudden intertwining of their lives and fates -- as each makes a bid to change her fortune forever ...
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- "Fortune's daughter"
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- "Rae Perry is young, unmarried, and far from home as she awaits the birth of her first child -- accompanied by the angry, moody man she's loved since high school. Lila Grey is a fortune-teller with no interest in the future, a mother who lost her daughter long ago, on a cold, cold day. Now, as these two women meet, it is earthquake weather in California -- when animals panic, friends and lovers quarrel, ice cubes dissolve in the palm of your hand. It is a time when things are in the air, and the unexpected happens. For Rae and Lila, it will mean the sudden intertwining of their lives and fates -- as each makes a bid to change her fortune forever ..."@en
- "This tale of faith and love charts the histories of Rae, an unmarried expectant mother far from home, and Lila, a cynical fortune teller who lost her daughter twenty-five years earlier."@en
- "This tale of faith and love charts the histories of Rae, an unmarried expectant mother far from home, and Lila, a cynical fortune teller who lost her daughter twenty-five years earlier."
- "In a city bracing for a cataclysm, two remarkable women cross paths and find their lives forever changed Rae Perry has been in love with Jessup since high school. Two weeks before her eighteenth birthday, they ran away from Boston together and have been moving ever since--five states in seven years. Now they are in Southern California in what they call earthquake weather, a time when anything can happen, and Jessup is restless again. This time, Rae fears, he plans to leave without her. Lila Grey is a fortune-teller. More than a quarter century ago, on a cold and icy night in New York City, she gave birth to a daughter she never saw again. Lila is determined to find her lost child, even if it means an end to her happy life with Richard, the loving husband she refuses to let into her past. It is Lila who tells Rae she is pregnant--but the other symbol she reads in the Rae's tea leaves, she refuses to reveal. From that moment forward, their fates are inextricably linked. While Rae searches for the strength to navigate an uncertain future alone, Lila sets out to resolve her history once and for all. This luminous novel, a New York Times Notable Book, is an enthralling tribute to the profound mysteries of motherhood and childbirth from a writer who, in the words of Amy Tan, takes seemingly ordinary lives and lets us see and feel extraordinary things."@en
- "A young, unmarried and pregnant woman and a fortune-teller with no interest in the future meet during earthquake weather in California. It will mean the sudden intertwining of their lives and fates as each makes a bid to change her fortune forever."
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- "Fortune's daughter"
- "Fortune's daughter"@en
- "Fortune's Daughter"@en
- "L'enfant du hasard : roman"
- "Fortune's daughter [Large print version]"@en
- "L'enfant du hasard : [roman]"
- "Diti︠a︡ fortuny"
- "Дитя фортуны"
- "Córka przeznaczenia"
- "Córka przeznaczenia"@pl
- "Fortune's daughter a novel"@en
- "Das erste Kind Roman"
- "Das erste Kind : Roman"
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