The Summerman Time Travel Matchmaking Agency
Book One: Open for Business
Romance, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | Laura Szabo-Cohen | ISBN: | 9781626759398 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby | Publication: | May 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Laura Szabo-Cohen |
| ISBN: | 9781626759398 |
| Publisher: | BookBaby |
| Publication: | May 22, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
If you're a woman with a big brain but a lust for beach-reading, do not miss the premiere of Szabo-Cohen's The Summerman Time Travel Matchmaking Agency with its mind-blowing premise and addictive writing. In Book One: Open for Business, meet the Summerman sisters of Brooklyn NY, who have just inherited their family's matchmaking business. Dagny, spiritually gifted beyond her own imaginings, inadvertently sends client Amanda Fox back 150 years to a very different Brooklyn. Book One: Open for Business, like the rest of the upcoming The Summerman Time Travel Matchmaking Agency series, is the story of the Summerman sisters, their time-traveling clients, and those left behind. If you're drawn to even one of the following -- history, romance, Yiddish-speaking grandfathers, or the strength of human connection not only across Time but between the living and the dead -- read, read, read.
If you're a woman with a big brain but a lust for beach-reading, do not miss the premiere of Szabo-Cohen's The Summerman Time Travel Matchmaking Agency with its mind-blowing premise and addictive writing. In Book One: Open for Business, meet the Summerman sisters of Brooklyn NY, who have just inherited their family's matchmaking business. Dagny, spiritually gifted beyond her own imaginings, inadvertently sends client Amanda Fox back 150 years to a very different Brooklyn. Book One: Open for Business, like the rest of the upcoming The Summerman Time Travel Matchmaking Agency series, is the story of the Summerman sisters, their time-traveling clients, and those left behind. If you're drawn to even one of the following -- history, romance, Yiddish-speaking grandfathers, or the strength of human connection not only across Time but between the living and the dead -- read, read, read.
