Just Another Tuesday in Manhattan. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Just Another Tuesday in Manhattan

A chance encounter leads to a shocking realization - and a journey of self discovery

Just Another Tuesday in Manhattan takes Andy Jordan on an emotional journey to uncover where he came from - and uncovers a long-held secret, that releases a traumatic and emotional outpouring for his birth mother.

"I love this type of writing, warm, cinematic, and full of natural dialogue, and the author's sense of humor point is good too!. The story itself runs deep, and I really loved the way it ends. It feels like a hopeful catharsis, with a genuinely warm reunion (sorry for the spoiler!). I’m sure if you read it, you’ll understand exactly what I mean."

Andy is a British graphic designer who has been living in New York for a couple of years - but a chance encounter unravels his understanding about himself. Andy's typical Tuesday routine is disrupted when a stranger in New York's Bryant Park calls out to him, "Hey, Gino - see you later in Dillons!".
He determines to discover when 'later' was and sets up watch in Dillon's bar, where he comes face-to-face with Gino - his identical twin.
Join them on an emotional - and at times harrowing journey of self-discovery over six weeks as they learn more about their separate adoptions, about who they both are - and through uncovering DNA secrets - where they actually came from.

Praise for Just Another Tuesday in Manhattan

Named as 'Readers Choice' in the Open Book Awards 2025

"He is admirably upbeat in his writing, which is cheerful, affectionate, articulate and instantly accessible - and no small portion of warmth and optimism... Christopher Tradgett has impressed me with this one, and left me keen to read more from him. Take a look; you’ll enjoy it, I’m sure." Matt McAvoy, Goodreads reviewer

"Such a great story." Linkedin Reviewer

“Christopher Tradgett writes with a sure ear for the differences between New York, London and Irish English.” Kindle review

"A beautifully written story about two adopted identical twins who meet by chance in New York City and the ripple effect it has on their families. The story is engaging and really draws you into the lives of the characters… full of unexpected turns and has a serious undertone, with the revelation of their birth mother’s past in Ireland. It adds a layer of depth that stays with you long after you’ve finished reading. I finished the book wanting more.." Kindle reviewer