Deborah Wright Bücher

Bridget Jones meets Diana Gabaldon: eine romantische Komödie mit dem gewissen Etwas Statt Schäfchen zu zählen, überlegt sich Lucy viel lieber, mit welchem Mann sie gerne mal eine Nacht verbringen würde. Mit George Clooney? Casanova? Oder mit Anthony, ihrem Freund? Keine Frage: Ein echter romantischer Held, wie es ihn früher gab, wäre schon verführerisch. Moderne Männer hält Lucy für langweilig und leidenschaftslos. Als sie auf wundersame Weise in den Besitz einer Zeitmaschine gelangt, zögert sie nicht lange: ein Rendezvous in der Vergangenheit wartet!

This vibrant novel updates A Midsummer Night's Dream with the warmth of Marian Keyes and the energy of Patricia Scanlan.

Steve is unlucky in love - he's shy, he's never had a long-term girlfriend, and he's unable to bring himself to tell Dina, the girl he works with, that he loves her. And then, on the eve of his thirtieth birthday, he throws a party, drinks too much, falls in the Thames in a stupor on his way home - and dies. But not quite. Steve comes round in the morning to find he's a ghost, unable to move on until he understands what relationships are about and what love means. He watches Dina as her life continues, and talks to her about what he's feeling. And, little by little, Dina begins to hear his voice... But then Dina meets Archie and is swept off her feet. Steve knows Archie isn't the gentleman Dina thinks he is, but can he persuade her she's making a mistake? And will Steve find the emotional fulfilment he needs to get to heaven? A wonderfully warm and imaginative novel full of love, life ... and ghosts.

Lucy is bored with her love life. She has been dating Anthony Brown for a year but she's still not sure he is The One - she's young, there are plenty more fish in the sea, especially the cute boy in the newsagent's who keeps smiling at her. Modern men seem so useless - she wants a real romantic hero instead. When Lucy is sacked from her job as PA to a scientist, she retaliates by stealing the prototype for a time travel machine her boss is working on. Of course, she can't resist seeing if it works ... And so Lucy heads back in time to meet the world's most famous lovers, including Byron and Casanova. Can they capture her heart, or has the true love of her life been under her nose the whole time?

Cara is twenty-five years old and beautiful, intelligent and kind. She's also a witch. Unsure of her feelings towards magic and desperate to escape the clutches of her overbearing mother, she takes a 'proper' job as a nanny for the Wilkins family. But things don't go quite as she has planned. Cara moves into the Wilkins' home and before long the whole family come to rely on her as a source of fun and excitement in their lives. Nick and Andie Wilkins' marriage is falling apart and so Cara sets about trying to reconcile them. When her benign attempts to fix things result in Nick flirting with her and Andie contemplating an affair, Cara can't resist any longer. She resorts to the magic she's been trying so hard to to give up and soon the whole house is in uproar...

Exploring the intersection of space and objects within psychoanalysis, Deborah Wright delves into their significance in the therapeutic process. She highlights how the consulting room serves as a primitive and transferential space, emphasizing its impact on the dynamics between therapist and patient. This thought-provoking examination invites readers to reconsider the physical and emotional environments that shape therapeutic interactions.