Kajsa Ingemarsson
â€It wasnâ€™t the first time someone had grabbed her breast. Nor was it the first time a man had panted in her ear and pressed his hard crotch against her. But it was the first time someone was doing it against her will.â€,The woman in trouble is Agnes. In Yesterdayâ€™s News she will rebound from personal tragedy and find courage in the face of the unknown. In the end she stands there as the hero of her own life.,Yesterdayâ€™s News is one of the greatest bestsellers of all time in Sweden with more than 800,000 copies sold â€“ 1 in every 4 Swedish woman has already read it!,The main character Agnes has most things in life: a family who is always there for her, a good job at a fancy restaurant, a boyfriend who loves her, and a best friend whom she knows inside out. Or does she? All of a sudden things begin to crumble, one by one, and soon nothing is as it was. Her boyfriend Tobias leaves her for a big busted singer, and she is fired by Gerard, the sexist and abusive owner of the restaurant where she works. She gambles everything she has on the success of the newly opened restaurant, but the road to the glowing review which will open the door to fame and fortune has, to say the least, unexpected twists and turns.,In Yesterdayâ€™s News Kajsa Ingemarssonâ€™s comic talent comes into its own. Juicy and satisfying, Yesterdayâ€™s News is a story about daring and winning and about faith in yourself, a feelgood novel sure to please any romance lover looking for the perfect summer read.
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