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|pages=337
|publisher= Vintage
|date= August 2009
|isbn=978-0099516552
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''That night in bed, he turned his face towards her, leaned on one elbow and said, 'I think we should rehearse.'……'So, Mrs. Crane, tell me about yourself.'…..'Make it sound natural.'…..She yawned. 'In New York I worked for a man called Mr Cooper. He had a booth on Coney Island selling picture postcards. Of course, I had no real experience, but he could see that I was honest. And that's where I met Jonathan. He was with Freddy, looking at the postcards. They were very popular cards.'…..They grinned at each other, pleased with the story…''
Our thanks, as always, to the kind ladies and gents at Vintage Books who sent this copy to us at Bookbag for review.
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