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Read Time: ~5.6 hr

Dinner for two

by Mike Gayle (2004)

About this book

Suddenly realizing that he longs to be a father, despite the lack of interest of his girlfriend Izzy, writer Dave Harding is forced to take a job for Teen Scene magazine, a position that brings him face to face with potential fatherhood.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreDinner for two Lead Character

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