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Two women with nothing in common except look-alike luggage embark on a journey that will transform their lives...
When Beth Overton, a stay-at-home mom, learns that her husband has fallen short on his part of their marriage bargain, she's forced to rethink hers. But first she's got to retrieve the luggage she's accidentally switched with someone else...
Carly Frazer, a divorced history professor, keeps telling herself she's got her life completely under control...until it falls completely apart. With a major career move in doubt and her recently widowed mother moving in, Carly's got troubles galore-and another woman's suitcase.
When Beth and Carly meet in a hotel bar to switch bags, they are two very different women who never guess that a twist of fate, and their subsequent unlikely friendship, are about to take their lives in surprising new directions...
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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John Amith
reviewed Baggage Claim on July 25, 2020
Baggage Claim
Some of my favorite quotes from this book:
"We're going to be grandparents, Allen. It's probably time we grew up."
Baggage Claim by Tanya Michna Chapter 4; 23%
'No, you don't. Carley recoiled from the very thought. What her mother and father had shared couldn't possibly be love; it was the more upper-class version of Stockholm syndrome.'
Baggage Claim by Tanya Michna Chapter 6; 32.8%
"No." Carley's head snapped up. Beth's nostalgia sounded to much like something Helen would say, too much like the beliefs Helen had tried to force on Carley. "A woman should be aware of her own self-worth, not depend on someone else to define it. You should never let someone else make you feel lucky for their attentions."
Baggage Claim by Tanya Michna Chapter 9; 59.8%
"Bring whatever your beverage of choice is, and that way even if the company sucks, you know you'll have a decent drink to get you through."
'The other woman laughed. "Good rule of thumb. Some of the meetings I've been to would have been more productive, or at least entertaining, if everyone had been allowed a flask."
Baggage Claim by Tanya Michna Chapter 11; 69.1%
'What she said was irrelevant, but her expression and tone got through to him. Like most bullies, he was a coward who didn't like to waste his time with anyone who bothered standing up to him.'
Baggage Claim by Tanya Michna Chapter 11; 69.7%
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