The Alpine Zen

The Alpine Zen

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2015 · Inglese · Copertina rigida · 7 edizioni
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In the heart of a scorching early summer, the small town of Alpine finds itself sweltering under an unrelenting heat wave. Emma, the dedicated innkeeper, is feeling the pressure as she navigates the challenges of keeping her guests comfortable amidst rising temperatures and escalating tensions. The usual camaraderie among her staff is tested as they strive to deliver the quality service Alpine is known for, all while shielding themselves from the relentless sun.

As the days grow hotter, a sense of unease begins to settle over the inn. Unseen rivalries bubble to the surface, and the tranquility that normally envelops the cozy establishment seems increasingly fragile. Emma must not only manage her own exhaustion but also mediate the conflicts that threaten to disrupt the harmony of the inn. The heat seems to fan the flames of old grievances, complicating her efforts at fostering teamwork.

Amidst the chaos, Emma finds solace in her love for the serene Alpine landscape. The enchanting mountains and lush surroundings offer a respite from the drama inside the inn. With renewed determination, she seeks to channel the calming spirit of the Alps to restore peace among her staff and guests. Each breathtaking vista serves as a reminder of the beauty that lies beyond the tumult.

Through her journey, Emma learns valuable lessons about resilience, the power of unity, and the importance of finding stillness in turbulent times. As the heat wave continues to test the limits of her patience and leadership, she discovers that true zen can thrive even in the most challenging of environments.

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Formato Copertina rigida
Pagine 330 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato apr 7, 2015
Editore Ballantine Books
Edizioni 7 edizioni
ISBN-10 0345535359
ISBN-13 9780345535351
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