Extraordinary Adventures: A Novel

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St. Martin's Publishing Group, May 30, 2017 - Fiction - 288 pages

Edsel Bronfman works as a junior executive shipping clerk for an importer of Korean flatware. He lives in a seedy neighborhood and spends his free time with his spirited mother. Things happen to other people, and Bronfman knows it. Until, that is, he gets a call from operator 61217 telling him that he’s won a free weekend at a beachfront condo in Destin, Florida. But there’s a catch: the offer is intended for a couple, and Bronfman has only seventy-nine days to find someone to take with him.

The phone call jolts Bronfman into motion, initiating a series of truly extraordinary adventures as he sets out to find a companion for his weekend getaway. Open at last to the possibilities of life, Bronfman now believes that anything can happen. And it does.

A large-hearted and optimistic novel, Extraordinary Adventures is the latest from the New York Times bestselling Daniel Wallace.

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Contents

Section 1
3
Section 2
15
Section 3
18
Section 4
21
Section 5
31
Section 6
36
Section 7
39
Section 8
54
Section 26
189
Section 27
193
Section 28
197
Section 29
204
Section 30
211
Section 31
217
Section 32
229
Section 33
231

Section 9
65
Section 10
68
Section 11
75
Section 12
79
Section 13
88
Section 14
95
Section 15
99
Section 16
107
Section 17
111
Section 18
117
Section 19
122
Section 20
139
Section 21
143
Section 22
151
Section 23
163
Section 24
169
Section 25
183
Section 34
238
Section 35
243
Section 36
246
Section 37
251
Section 38
254
Section 39
259
Section 40
265
Section 41
269
Section 42
275
Section 43
282
Section 44
289
Section 45
299
Section 46
305
Section 47
308
Section 48
321
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DANIEL WALLACE the J. Ross MacDonald Distinguished Professor of English at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he directs the Creative Writing Program. He is the author of the novels Big Fish, Ray in Reverse, The Watermelon King, Mr. Sebastian and the Negro Magician, and The Kings and Queens of Roam.

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