Sue McDonagh

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Ungekürzte Lesung. 667 Min.

Sprecher: Strevens, Charlotte

Beschreibung

Fran's waved goodbye to the force and hello to her pension. But who is she without her job? She decides to get away from it all in Llanbryn, an idyllic seaside village in Wales. It beats feeling sorry for herself and watching Homes Under the Hammer all day. Fran's soon taken under the wing of the Sea Sisters, a group of inspirational women of all ages and sizes who swim in the ocean. They challenge her to move on from the past and face her life-long fear of the sea. And the strapping Wyn catches her eye. He appears to be the local troublemaker, but perhaps Fran's got the wrong end of the stick . . . Fran feels more alive than she has in years, but Wyn has his own emotional scars. Maybe they can help each other?

Autor

Sue McDonagh's career as a policewoman for Essex Police was cut short when she was diagnosed at the age of twenty-four with ovarian cancer. After a successful recovery and a stint working as a Press Officer she moved to Wales.In Wales her love of art evolved into a full-time occupation and she made a living teaching and sketching portraits at shows. In 2014 she was a regional finalist for the Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year. She now works exclusively to commissions from her art gallery.In 2009 she learned to ride a motorbike, and now helps run Curvy Riders, a national, women only, motorbike club. Her joy of motorbikes and her love of writing inspired her to write the Art Café series.Sue, granny of three little girls and proud to be owned by a clutch of stepchildren, lives a mile from the sea in Wales. She can often be found with her border terrier, Scribbles, at her art gallery. Scribble thinks the customers only come in to see him. Sometimes, Sue thinks that too. When she's not painting, she's writing or on her motorbike. She belongs to a local writing group and the Romantic Novelist's Association.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Choc Lit
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. September 2023
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781399166669
• Artikelnr.: 69090894