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New Cardiff

Published
Apr 2001
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General Fiction General Fiction
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354

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As a discerning reader of nineteenth-century American fiction, Englishman Colin Ware is familiar with the tradition of transcending disastrous love affairs by booking the next ocean liner to Europe. Now that he has experienced the pain and humiliation of heartache firsthand, he decides to try this cure in reverse.
New Cardiff, Vermont, may be an infinitesimal blot on the rural American landscape, but to Colin it's the ideal place to mend his broken heart. The townsfolk are a quirky, endearing lot, and they welcome the migrating artist into their fold. Colin does his part by capturing his adopted countrymen and women in charcoal and ink. He even discovers love again -- with Mandy, an attendant at the Shining Shores nursing home. When Colin's ex arrives to woo him back to her and his native land, he has to choose between his new love and the woman he's known for years.
With its pitch-perfect dialogue, New Cardiff takes readers on the exhilarating cross-cultural odyssey of a man hurtling headlong into life.

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Jan 2002 Washington Square Press ISBN 0743444167
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Jan 2001 Time Warner (UK) ISBN 0349114897
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First Edition Apr 2001 Little, Brown ISBN 0316856991
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Jan 2002 Turtleback Books ISBN 1417721294
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Jan 2002 Washington Square Press ISBN 1416584803
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Nov 2007 Washington Square Press ISBN B0036QVPCW
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