Lažnjak

Lažnjak

Jennifer Crusie

Matilda Goodnight is a talented painter from a wacky family who has been running an art gallery for generations.

This seemingly ordinary girl hides many secrets and dreams of true love. Davy Dempsey is a charming conman who wants to get his hands on the money that fell into the hands of an ambitious seductress and his ex-lover, Clea Lewis. Clea Lewis wants to cash in on her talents, a rich husband and an easy life. All in all, all the actors of this irresistible love story have almost perfect plans. However, a combination of coincidences, or the finger of fate, will lead them in a completely different direction...

Original title
Faking it
Translation
Mihaela Perković
Editor
Mihaela Perković
Dimensions
21.5 x 14.5 cm
Pages
412
Publisher
Naklada AS, Zagreb, 2006.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
9-53-728211-2

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