A Posy of Promises - Dempsey, Sharon
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Are you looking for the perfect summer holiday read of 2018? Then you'll love the emotional and heart-warming Posy of Promises What happens when the relationship you have taken for granted suddenly ends? Ava Connors is comfortable with her life just as it is, still living in the tiny terrace house where she was brought up by her grandmother, Maggie, seeing her long-term boyfriend, Finlay, and working in a florist. But Maggie's health is declining and Finlay is fed up waiting for Ava to make a commitment. Ava has never really known her mother, Scarlett, and when she inherits an old and…mehr

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Are you looking for the perfect summer holiday read of 2018? Then you'll love the emotional and heart-warming Posy of Promises What happens when the relationship you have taken for granted suddenly ends? Ava Connors is comfortable with her life just as it is, still living in the tiny terrace house where she was brought up by her grandmother, Maggie, seeing her long-term boyfriend, Finlay, and working in a florist. But Maggie's health is declining and Finlay is fed up waiting for Ava to make a commitment. Ava has never really known her mother, Scarlett, and when she inherits an old and dilapidated house it ignites an interest in the mother who had abandoned her as a child. Why did Scarlett leave her to be brought up by her grandmother? Soon Ava begins to ask this question and in turn sets off a series of events that will change her life forever. A Posy of Promises looks at the relationships we have and the questions we ask of those we love.
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Sharon Dempsey is a Belfast based writer of fiction and non-fiction books, with four health books published. She facilitates therapeutic creative writing classes for people affected by cancer and runs a creative writing group for young people, called Young Scribblers. Sharon studied Politics and English at Queen¿s University and went on to City University to do a postgraduate diploma in journalism. Through the Arts Council NI¿s Support for the Individual Artist Programme, Sharon was awarded funding, to be mentored by Irish crime writer Louise Phillips, while writing Little Bird, her first crime novel.