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Which brings me to you [a novel in confessions]
Two rambunctious, romantic flameouts. One boring wedding. One heated embrace in a quiet coatroom. This is not exactly the recipe for true love. John and Jane's lusty encounter at a friend's wedding isn't really the beginning of anything with any weight to it; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over properly. They might try getting to know one another first, through letters ...
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- "Two rambunctious, romantic flameouts. One boring wedding. One heated embrace in a quiet coatroom. This is not exactly the recipe for true love. John and Jane's lusty encounter at a friend's wedding isn't really the beginning of anything with any weight to it; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over properly. They might try getting to know one another first, through letters ..."@en
- "After a fiery encounter at a wedding, John and Jane decide to take it slow and get to know each other. As they relay their pasts to each other, they chronicle old flames and reveal that they have both changed immensely over the years."
- "After a fiery encounter at a wedding, John and Jane decide to take it slow and get to know each other. As they relay their pasts to each other, they chronicle old flames and reveal that they have both changed immensely over the years."@en
- "Two rambunctious, romantic flameouts. One boring wedding. One heated embrace in a quiet coatroom. Not exactly the recipe for true love. John and Jane's lusty encounter at a friend's wedding isn't really the beginning of anything substantial; even they know that. When they manage to pull back, it occurs to them that they might start this whole thing over properly. They might try getting to know one another first, through letters. What follows is a series of traded confessions--of their messy histories, past errors, big loves, flaws, and passions. Each love affair, confessed as honestly as possible, reveals how they have grown and changed (or not) over the years--the people they've hurt, the ones who hurt them. Where this soul-baring will take them is the burning question behind every letter--one that can only be answered when they meet again, finally, in the flesh."@en
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