| Author: | Wilson, David | ![]() |
| Title: | Love And Nausea | |
| Cover: | Paperback | |
| Number of Pages: |
279 |
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| Synopsis: | The only thing Deborah was passionate about was Marks and Spencer. She believed in Marks and Spencer more than she believed in democracy, with an intensity that at first had completely thrown Robert. She'd stood in the kitchen at Fiona's party and started by saying that "only Marx had got it right". He'd been impressed by her certainty and commitment and it wasn't until they'd been to bed together that he'd found out she'd been talking about the department store. | |
| Genre: | Literature and Fiction | |
| ID Number: |
312 |
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