Fo's Baby - Robertson, Ian Douglas
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Fo is a successful actress and stage director with a bumpy past. She is 39 and desperate to have a child. Convinced it will come between them, Dina, her partner, does everything she can to discourage her. But Fo is not the only one who wants this child. So do her friend Brendan, her mother Goni, her mother's best friend Betsy and all the other ex-pats and oddballs that make up her Athenian circle of friends and relations. When an unlikely father presents himself, she is faced with an impossible dilemma. Give in to her maternal instinct regardless of the consequences or be destined to a life of bitter regret?…mehr

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Fo is a successful actress and stage director with a bumpy past. She is 39 and desperate to have a child. Convinced it will come between them, Dina, her partner, does everything she can to discourage her. But Fo is not the only one who wants this child. So do her friend Brendan, her mother Goni, her mother's best friend Betsy and all the other ex-pats and oddballs that make up her Athenian circle of friends and relations. When an unlikely father presents himself, she is faced with an impossible dilemma. Give in to her maternal instinct regardless of the consequences or be destined to a life of bitter regret?
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Autorenporträt
IAN DOUGLAS ROBERTSON is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin and has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Lancaster. He lives and works in Greece as a teacher of English, translator, actor, and writer. He has authored and co-authored a number of books including novels, short stories and poems. He has written three books with his wife Katerina; Larger Than Life (Karnac, 2017), Before You Let the Sun in (Sphinx, 2018) and The Absent Father (Trigger, 2021) Before You Let the Sun in was first published in Greek by Nefeli in 2014.