Liz Wainwright

Second Chances (The Lynda Collins Trilogy, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

'Second Chances' is Book Two of 'The Lynda Collins Trilogy' and is set in the 1980s.
'The Lynda Collins Trilogy' is a romance and a family saga set between the 1960s and the year 2000. From Milfield to Loveday Manor is quite a journey for Lynda Collins.
You've a right to be happy, haven't you? You make mistakes in your life, and you need to move on. You also need to be forgiven, to have a second chance. Lynda needs all that - and so does her daughter.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Liz Wainwright
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Juni 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301377541
• Artikelnr.: 46931149

Autorenporträt

When people ask me where it all comes from, this writing, I tell them I have this special software - it's called 'my imagination'. There's reality and experience in the background though; for example, when I was young we lived in a run-down pub not unlike The Black Bull.

I first started writing when I was a young Mum with two small children. I entered a novel writing competition in a magazine - I didn't win, but it taught me to type!

My characters do most of the writing for me, they become voices in my head and take on a life of their own. They're no angels, and they get into the sort of relationship situations which fascinate me. They make me care about them; they make me cry, and they make me laugh. I hope they'll do the same for you.

'Liz's Drama Press Reviews'
'...dry and kindly observation ...with real passion.' The Guardian
'... a good ear and understanding.' The Sunday Times
'...with sharp characterisation....and a density of emotion...compelling entertainment.' The Stage
'...a strong and realistic play.' The Times
'... a dryly comic play....' Northern Star
'An entertaining play... and a Dahl-like twist' The Independent on Sunday
'...poignant depiction of budding friendships...
could be appreciated by anyone' Theater Forum (USA)
' ..best ... driven by urgent concerns with real people.' The Times Higher Educational Supplement

Visit Liz's web pages: http://www.lizscript.co.uk