The Message

by JulieHighmore (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2009

  $104.53

  The captivating new novel from the wonderfully witty and entertaining writer 2003. Jen has no idea that her neat life is about to unravel. With one misplaced voicemail, she discovers that her marriage is a sham. Numb with shock, she's hiding from the future when she's struck by a face from the past. 1969. Kit is Jen's first love, the one she hopes will never leave. On their airbase in Germany, he's out of her league -- a senior officer's son -- but even Kit's glamorous and disapproving mother can't keep them apart. What begins as a glorious summer, though, cannot last for ever. Now, years later, Jen and Kit meet again, both troubled, and forced to confront the past. Together, can they make sense of it all?

• Used

  Paperback
  2009

  $4.43

  'Her breakthrough book' Bookseller Jen has no idea that her neat life is about to unravel. With one misplaced voicemail from her husband, she discovers that her marriage is a sham. Numb with shock, she's hiding from the future when she's stunned by a face from the past. Kit was Jen's first love, the one she hoped would never leave. On their airbase in Germany, he was out of her league - a senior officer's son - but even Kit's glamorous and disapproving mother couldn't keep them apart. What began as a glorious summer, though, could not last for ever. Now, years later, Jen and Kit meet again, both troubled, and forced to confront what happened. Together, can they make sense of it all?

• Used

  Hardcover
  2009

  $5.53

  The captivating new novel from the wonderfully witty and entertaining writer Jen has no idea that her neat life is about to unravel. With one misplaced voicemail from her husband, she discovers that her marriage is a sham. Numb with shock, she's hiding from the future when she's stunned by a face from the past. Kit was Jen's first love, the one she hoped would never leave. On their airbase in Germany, he was out of her league -- a senior officer's son -- but even Kit's glamorous and disapproving mother couldn't keep them apart. What began as a glorious summer, though, could not last for ever. Now, years later, Jen and Kit meet again, both troubled, and forced to confront what happened. Together, can they make sense of it all?