Honey Queen

AvCathy Kelly

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Engelska, 2013

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Can she find the strength to help the family she never knew she had?Vibrant and warm, Frankie manages people as a career – so her husband’s silence on redundancy comes as a shock. Suddenly both their dream house project in pretty Redstone and their marriage are under terrible strain.Only twenty-seven, Peggy is opening her own knitting shop in town but her past threatens to unravel any prospect of love and a family of her own.Lillie is the friend they both need. Newly arrived in the small Irish town from Australia, she’s no stranger to secrets and heartache. Wrapped in the warmth of the community, Lillie must help herself and her new friends rediscover the joy in life…

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Utgivningsdatum:2013-09-26
Språk:Engelska
Filformat:EPUB
Kopieringsskydd:LCP
ISBN:9780007510948
Förlag:HarperCollins Publishers

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Cathy Kelly is published around the world, with millions of books in print. A number one bestseller in the UK, Ireland and Australia, her trademark is warm Irish story-telling about modern life, always with an uplifting message, sense of community and strong female characters at the heart.She lives with her family and their three dogs in County Wicklow, Ireland. She is also an Ambassador for UNICEF Ireland, raising funds and awareness for children orphaned by or living with HIV/AIDS.

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Praise for Cathy's novels: 'Wise, warm, compassionate and full of characters I loved...it's like having a great gossip with your best friends' Marian Keyes 'This top-notch storyteller once again cuts to the quick of modern women's lives and their relationships' Woman and Home 'Entertaining, moving and as vivid as a screenplay - present a picture of the lives of Irish women which, like all good fiction, brings the truth into sharp relief' Irish Independent