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"Jocelyn Guenevere Marchantière Jones, 42 ans, milieu huppé, belles études dans les établissements les plus sélects, résidence superbe près de New York, est plaquée par son mari, ignorée par ses enfants, ruinée par son homme d'affaires qui dilapide la pension du divorce. C'est le début d'une implacable spirale qui va l'amener à faire un choix : prostitution, couvent ou suicide ?"
"Jocelyn Guenevere Marchantiere Jones, sometime resident of Scarsdale, educated at Bryn Mawr, has been brought up always to behave like a lady. But what with chiselling divorce lawyers, fraudulent financial advisor's and importunate and oversize suitors, the patience of even the most impeccable lady might wear thin. Which is why Joy ends up with a pair of matching Purdey shotguns across her knees and a .38 Smith & Wesson under her pillow, waiting for the next lying bastard to cross her threshold. Trigger-happy she may be, and no longer quite welcome in polite society, but Joy Jones, one of."@en
"The plight of women abandoned by their husbands in middle age and who become prey to crooks. The protagonist is Jocelyn Jones, an eccentric Southern lady who measures her decline by the number of establishments with clean toilets still open to her. By the author of The Ginger Man."

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"Fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Humorous stories"
"Novellas in English"
"Verhalen (teksten)"
"Humorous fiction"
"Humorous fiction"@en
"Anglicky psané novely"
"Electronic books"@en
"Popular literature"

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"The lady who liked clean restrooms the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumoured about around New York"@en
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumoured about around New York"@en
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumoured about around New York"
"La dame qui aimait les toilettes propres : chronique d'une des plus étranges histoires colportées dans les environs de New York"
"Леди, которая любила чистые туалеты"
"Dama koja je volela čiste toalete : hronika jedne od najčudnijih priča o kojoj su ikada kolale glasine po Njujorku"
"Dáma, která měla ráda čisté záchodky : kronika jedné z nejzvláštnějších událostí, o kterých se kdy v New Yorku povídalo"
"La Dame qui aimait les toilettes propres : chronique d'une des plus étranges histoires colportées dans les environs de New York"
"Ledi, kotorai︠a︡ li︠u︡bila chistye tualety"
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms"@en
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms"
"Nuestra señora de los váteres inmaculados"
"Nuestra señora de los váteres inmaculados"@es
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories everto be rumoured about around New York"
"La dame qui aimait les toilettes propres : chronique d'une des plus étranges histoires colportées dans les environs de New York : [roman]"
"Damen som holdt af rene toiletter : beretningen om en af de mærkeligste historier der nogensinde er rygtedes i New York"@da
"ha-Geveret she-ahavah bate-shimush neḳiyim : hishtalshelut ha-ʻinyanim shel eḥad ha-sipurim ha-muzarim be-yoter she-nafotsu i-paʻam bi-sevivut Nyu-Yorḳ"
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : The chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumoured about around New York"
"La dame qui aimait les toilettes propres"
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumored about around New York"@en
"The lady who liked clean rest rooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumored about around New York"
"The lady who liked clean restrooms : the chronicle of one of the strangest stories ever to be rumoured about around New York"
"La dame qui aimait les toilettes propres : chronique d'une des étranges histoires colportées dans les environs de New York"

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