So Long, Marianne
So Long, Marianne by Dom Haslam, published by De Landre Publishing in 2014, is a contemporary romance that follows the tumultuous life of thirty-four-year-old Adam. As he navigates the fallout from a seven-year relationship and the upheaval of his work environment, Adam encounters Marianne, a new colleague who sparks hope amidst his struggles. However, Marianne’s marital status complicates Adam’s feelings, leading him to confront the challenges of love and personal turmoil.
In this 255-page edition, readers will explore Adam’s journey as he grapples with the pressures of his job and his unrequited affection for Marianne. The narrative delves into themes of romance and the impact of external circumstances on personal relationships. As Adam faces the realities of a recession and the demands of a difficult boss, he must find a way to reclaim his life while dealing with the emotional complexities that arise from his feelings for Marianne.
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… as Carrie leant forward to write my gaze came to rest on the face of a woman sitting on the far side of the next table. My life changed in the blink of an eye.Thirty-four-year-old Adam’s life is unravelling: his relationship of seven years comes to a dramatic end, he’s forced out of his flat, his beloved boss is fired and replaced with a work zealot who makes the office a living hell as recession looms.The appearance of a new colleague, Marianne, brings Adam hope that all is not lost, but there’s an obstacle, a very large obstacle: Marianne is married – and unwilling to leave her husband.As Adam struggles to get over his feelings for Marianne, his boss begins to ratchet up the pressure as the credit crunch bites, and as the pressure builds, something has to give… On the brink of losing his job and still in love with Marianne, will Adam find a way to put his life back together?
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