Sue Welfare

The Surprise Party (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

One idyllic family, or so it seemed...

A wondrous tale about the joys of family and how sparse our lives would be without them! A perfect read for fans of Carole Matthews and Kathy Lette.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HarperCollins Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780007432493
• Artikelnr.: 39956323

Autorenporträt

Kate Lawson was born on the edge of the Fens and is perfectly placed to write about the vagaries of life in East Anglia. In between moving house, raising a family, singing in a choir, walking the dog, working in the garden, taking endless photos and cooking, Kate is also a scriptwriter, originating and developing a soap opera for local radio, along with a pantomime for the town in which she lives.
Writing as Gemma Fox, Kate was short-listed for the Melissa Nathan Comedy Romance Award in 2006.

Rezensionen

'An excellent insight into our typical lives and relationships. I'm sure women everywhere will be able to identify with ... this eventful story.'
Closer Magazine

'Like a glass of Frascati after a long day! Delightful.'
Kate Long.

'The wonderful Sue Welfare returns with this slick, wickedly witty and tightly plotted tale about family secrets, little white lies and the things you don't want your children to know. Full of her trademark down-to-earth humour and fabulously drawn characters, this book is an absolute joy. Do yourself a favour and lock yourself away for the weekend with it, a big box of chocolates and a few glasses of electric grape-juice. Smashing!'
Milly Johnson.

"Sue Welfare's clever take on domestic dilemmas and feuding families has a piquant charm that crosses the generations and puts the lives and loves, hopes and fears of everyday folk firmly in the spotlight.... A treat for romantics of any age." Lancashire Evening Post