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Sex As A Second Language by Alisa Kwitney

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Also by Alisa Kwitney:

Token, November 2008
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Sex As A Second Language, May 2006
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Sex As A Second Language
Alisa Kwitney

Washington Square Press
April 2007
On Sale: April 3, 2007
Featuring: Katherine Miner; Magnus Grimmson
352 pages
ISBN: 0743268946
EAN: 9780743268943
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Women's Fiction

A teacher of English as a second language, forty-year-old Katherine Miner is an expert on idiomatic phrases and subtle verbal cues. When it comes to the opposite sex, however, she's baffled enough to choose early retirement from the dating game. It's not that she hates men, it's just that she doesn't trust them. After all, her soon-to-be ex-husband has dropped all contact with their son, and her own father disappeared from her life thirty years ago. And then Kat meets Magnus Grimmson, a tall, good-looking, tongue-tied Icelander in the front row of her class.

Magnus doesn't appear to pose any threat -- in fact, he seems to understand less about women than Kat does about men. But just when Kat considers risking a little intimacy, her father reappears in her life, causing unexpected complications. Emotionally torn, Kat is left to question whom she can trust -- and to realize that she still has a lot to learn about men and the kind of communication they don't teach in school.

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