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Knight on a Shiny White Vespa
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Knight on a Shiny White Vespa
Current price: $12.95


Knight on a Shiny White Vespa
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Meg, Robin and Cara have reached a crossroads where they realize the goals and dreams most precious to them are still unfulfilled, or at least unrecognizable. Meg decides the friends need to take action -- to bring Robin a baby, Cara a new job and Meg to recapture her own lost chances. What she didn't expect was for her grandmother, Gemmie, to suggest a bit of old world magic. Meg thinks Gemmie's spell is farfetched, but desperate times call for symbolic measures -- or at least something to give them all a good laugh. After sharing a bottle of Merlot, the three tipsy friends find themselves on Pier 49 conjuring up a bit of hope. Shortly thereafter, a handsome Italian named Salerno enters the women's lives. Each views the man through rose-colored glasses -- Meg sees a mythical fantasy man who can kick-start her out of the rut she's in. Cara recognizes a potential boy toy. Robin perceives the possible answer to her childless situation. Suddenly, the three friends are keeping secrets from one another in their pursuit of Salerno. When Meg senses a division in the friendship, she begins to wonder -- did Gemmie's magic really work, and if so, are she and her friends under the spell of an enchanted being?
Meg, Robin and Cara have reached a crossroads where they realize the goals and dreams most precious to them are still unfulfilled, or at least unrecognizable. Meg decides the friends need to take action -- to bring Robin a baby, Cara a new job and Meg to recapture her own lost chances. What she didn't expect was for her grandmother, Gemmie, to suggest a bit of old world magic. Meg thinks Gemmie's spell is farfetched, but desperate times call for symbolic measures -- or at least something to give them all a good laugh. After sharing a bottle of Merlot, the three tipsy friends find themselves on Pier 49 conjuring up a bit of hope. Shortly thereafter, a handsome Italian named Salerno enters the women's lives. Each views the man through rose-colored glasses -- Meg sees a mythical fantasy man who can kick-start her out of the rut she's in. Cara recognizes a potential boy toy. Robin perceives the possible answer to her childless situation. Suddenly, the three friends are keeping secrets from one another in their pursuit of Salerno. When Meg senses a division in the friendship, she begins to wonder -- did Gemmie's magic really work, and if so, are she and her friends under the spell of an enchanted being?


















