Arranged A Novel
Arranged A Novel by Catherine McKenzie, published by HarperCollins on May 15, 2012, is a reprint edition comprising 416 pages. The story follows Anne Blythe, who appears to have a fulfilling life with a good job and supportive friends, yet struggles to find a meaningful romantic connection. After a recent breakup and her best friend’s engagement, Anne unwittingly contacts an exclusive arranged marriage service, leading her to reconsider her approach to love and partnership.
In this narrative, readers will explore Anne’s journey as she navigates the complexities of modern relationships and the unconventional choice of an arranged marriage. As she travels to a Mexican resort and meets Jack, the story delves into the dynamics of their unexpected union and the challenges that arise. The book presents themes of love, commitment, and the societal norms surrounding marriage, inviting readers to reflect on the various paths to finding companionship.
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Anne Blythe has a great life: a good job, close friends, and a potential book deal for her first novel. When it comes to finding someone to share her life with, however, she just can’t seem to get it right. When her latest relationship implodes, and her best friend announces she’s engaged, Anne impulsively calls what she thinks is a dating service—only to discover that it’s actually an exclusive, and pricey, arranged marriage service. Anne initially rejects the idea, but the more she learns about the service, the more she thinks: Why not? After all, arranged marriages are the norm for millions of women around the world; maybe it could work for her.
A few months later, Anne is traveling to a Mexican resort, where, over the course of a weekend, she meets and then marries Jack. And initially, everything seems to be working out. . . .
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