Best of Friends

AvCathy Kelly

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Engelska, 2011

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Love, life and friendship … No one captures it better than No. 1 bestseller Cathy Kelly.Good times or bad, friends are always there . . .They’re friends for life . . . and life is for living.In the picturesque harbor tour of Dunmore, four friends are facing hard times. Abby’s TV career is taking off, but her marriage to Tom is rocky. Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Jess despairs of ever finding a boyfriend. Lizzie has time for everyone – her family and friends, but never for herself. And Erin, married and back in Ireland after eight years in Chicago, is finding it hard to face up to her past.When tragedy strikes, it rocks the small town. Drawn together in their sadness, the four women suddenly realize what is important – life is for living and they must grab it with both hands.

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Utgivningsdatum:2011-03-14
Språk:Engelska
Filformat:EPUB
Kopieringsskydd:LCP
ISBN:9780007389315
Förlag:HarperCollins Publishers

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Cathy Kelly is a number 1 bestselling author around the world. She worked as a journalist before becoming a novelist, and has published 13 bestselling books.She is also an ambassador for UNICEF in Ireland. She lives in Wicklow with her partner and their twin sons.

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PRAISE FOR CATHY KELLY: 'An absorbing heart-warming tale.' Company 'The gap in the market left by Maeve Binchy packing away her laptop has been well and truly filled by Cathy Kelly!A soap opera of tears and laughter.' Daily Mirror 'Warm and delightful.' New Woman 'A compulsive read.' Woman's Weekly 'Cathy Kelly's new book is her most compassionate and compelling so far.' Irish Independent 'Not only one but two likeable heroines! Kelly dramatises her story with plenty of sparky humour' The Times 'Totally believable.' Rosamunde Pilcher