The butler : a novel /
by Steel, Danielle [author.].
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BookPublisher: New York : Delacorte Press, [2021]Edition: First edition.Description: 257 pages ; 25 cm.ISBN: 1984821520 :.Subject(s): Man-woman relationships -- Fiction | Life change events -- Fiction | Man-woman relationship -- Fiction | Family secrets -- Fiction | Secrets -- FictionSummary: "The moment the plane touched down at Ministro Pistorini Airport in Buenos Aires, Joachim von Hartmann knew in every fiber of his being that he was home. It was almost as if his heart and soul, and even his body, knew it. He had left as a boy of seventeen, twenty-five years before, when he moved to France with his mother, and new French stepfather. Eight years later, he went to England on a lark, which turned into a worthy career for the past seventeen years. His roots are now firmly planted in Europe, but he realized as he breathed the air of Buenos Aires that his heart had remained here"-- Provided by publisher.
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Library Journal Prepub Alert, April 20, 2021
"The moment the plane touched down at Ministro Pistorini Airport in Buenos Aires, Joachim von Hartmann knew in every fiber of his being that he was home. It was almost as if his heart and soul, and even his body, knew it. He had left as a boy of seventeen, twenty-five years before, when he moved to France with his mother, and new French stepfather. Eight years later, he went to England on a lark, which turned into a worthy career for the past seventeen years. His roots are now firmly planted in Europe, but he realized as he breathed the air of Buenos Aires that his heart had remained here"-- Provided by publisher.
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