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000716872 1001_ $$aBraselton, Jeanne.
000716872 24512 $$aA false sense of well being /$$cJeanne Braselton.
000716872 250__ $$a1st trade pbk. ed.
000716872 260__ $$aNew York :$$bBallantine Books,$$c2002, c2001.
000716872 300__ $$a336 p. ;$$c21 cm.
000716872 4901_ $$aBallantine reader's circle
000716872 500__ $$aReprint. Originally published: 2001.
000716872 520__ $$aAfter eleven years of marriage, thirty-eight-year-old Jessie Maddox finds herself in the middle of a midlife crisis as she begins to experience a number of dark fantasies about her husband's untimely end.
000716872 650_0 $$aWomen psychiatrists$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aMarried women$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aChildlessness$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aImagination$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aMarriage$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aBankers$$vFiction.
000716872 650_0 $$aMidlife crisis$$vFiction.
000716872 651_0 $$aAlabama$$vFiction.
000716872 651_0 $$aGeorgia$$vFiction.
000716872 655_7 $$aPsychological fiction.$$2lcgft
000716872 655_7 $$aDomestic fiction.$$2lcgft
000716872 830_0 $$aBallantine reader's circle.
000716872 85200 $$bgen$$hPS3602.R38$$iF35$$i2002
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