A Perfect Relationship

by Anna Anastase

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Pub Date Aug 31 2017 | Archive Date Sep 15 2017

Anna Anastase

General Fiction (Adult) | Women's Fiction

Description

Julia is a vivacious young woman living a stable life in Stockholm with her boyfriend, Jacob. During a weekend trip to Paris she engages in a passionate affair with Eric, her friend and former au pair charge. For a while Julia's double life goes well and she believes she's struck a balance between her roles as girlfriend and lover. Then the trouble starts - with both men. Luckily Julia has her best friend Lisa standing staunchly by her side. With warmth and humor, Lisa loyally helps Julia get her life back on track.

Julia is a vivacious young woman living a stable life in Stockholm with her boyfriend, Jacob. During a weekend trip to...

Advance Praise

Publisher’s reader Jenny Bäfving writes: ”Anna’s French heritage is apparent in her writing. The clever, effortless prose combined with a relatively light structure gives the story a feeling of buoyancy. It’s charming, entertaining and smart.”

Karin Andersen, journalist: ”Anna has created a new genre with her bold book. I was easily swept into her literary style and was repeatedly surprised by events that allowed me to leave my prejudices and usual assumptions of what is normal on the bedside table.”

Ulrika Fryckstedt, copywriter: "This is the new generation of chick lit where women are not ashamed of their bodies, their sexuality or their lovers. It's a breath of fresh air that is bound to cause a stir."

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ISBN	9781946634672
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Featured Reviews

Karen L, Reviewer

Sweet details of life and love in Paris. This novel reads like an intimate diary, in the footsteps of Colette or Anais Nin (or Emmanuelle, if this were a film). Bold exploration of an erotic triangle, would be shelved with Romance genre in the states. As such, a sweet box of chocolates to be indulged page-by-page, as the heroine, Julia, navigates a tricky hook-up with Eric, the guy she once-upon-a-time looked after while an au-pair. Now Eric is all grown up, hot, and anxious to explore all that Julia has to offer as a lover. Would like to see more character development for the male leads (Eric, and Jacob).