Second Chance

Cover of Second Chance by Patricia Scanlan
Publisher: New Island
Year: 2000
Language: en
Edition: New Ed edition
Pages: 62
ISBN-13: 9781902602332
Dimensions:
Height: 7.00786 Inches
Length: 4.37007 Inches
Weight: 0.16314207388 Pounds
Width: 0.19685 Inches
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Second Chance by Patricia Scanlan, published by New Island in 2000, is a literary fiction work that spans 62 pages. This edition presents a narrative where the lives of four individuals intersect on a pivotal day that will leave a lasting impact on them all. The story centers around themes of chance and transformation, particularly highlighting the experiences of two characters who find themselves facing a significant opportunity for renewal.

Readers will discover how these intertwined lives unfold within the confines of a single day, exploring the emotional and dramatic moments that lead to their second chances. The novel delves into the complexities of human relationships and the unforeseen events that can alter one’s path. With its focus on fiction and literary elements, Second Chance invites readers to reflect on the nature of fate and the possibilities that arise when lives unexpectedly converge.


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Four people’s lives collide, in this novel that culminates in a single day none of them will ever forget. But for two, it’s the day they get a second chance.

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This page includes the available description and bibliographic details for “Second Chance” by Patricia Scanlan. Synopsis preview: Four people’s lives collide, in this novel that culminates in a single day none of them will ever forget. But for two, it’s the day they get a second chance.
Who is the author of “Second Chance”?
“Second Chance” is credited to Patricia Scanlan.
When was “Second Chance” published?
Publisher: New Island. Year: 2000.
What is the ISBN for “Second Chance”?
ISBN-13: 9781902602332.
What are the book details (language, pages, edition)?
Language: en. Pages: 62. Edition: New Ed edition.

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