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Why tell the truth . . . if you know it’s going to hurt?
Hannah has known Ellen and Barbara since they shared student digs. So when Ollie, the father of her daughter Cleo, unexpectedly walks out, who better to turn to than her best friends?
The reunion takes place in Ellen and husband Mark’s converted farmhouse in France, where Hannah slowly becomes reacquainted with nature – the white-back pigs, the rooster with the mental health issues – and, more importantly, what she really wants out of her life. Then something shocking happens, which threatens not only her recovery, but the very bonds of her friendship with Ellen and Barbara. Her loyalty is put to the test – if she does the right thing, will it blow Ellen’s marriage out of the water? And why does she find herself turning to Ollie, of all people, for advice . . . ?
Hannah has known Ellen and Barbara since they shared student digs. So when Ollie, the father of her daughter Cleo, unexpectedly walks out, who better to turn to than her best friends?
The reunion takes place in Ellen and husband Mark’s converted farmhouse in France, where Hannah slowly becomes reacquainted with nature – the white-back pigs, the rooster with the mental health issues – and, more importantly, what she really wants out of her life. Then something shocking happens, which threatens not only her recovery, but the very bonds of her friendship with Ellen and Barbara. Her loyalty is put to the test – if she does the right thing, will it blow Ellen’s marriage out of the water? And why does she find herself turning to Ollie, of all people, for advice . . . ?
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Praise for Clare Dowling: 'Sparkling and witty...a great beach read
Very warm, very funny...witty and refreshingly honest
What sets this apart is the quality of the writing. It is great fun, a great read
Dowling has an adept touch for light and warm-hearted women's fiction. She has a likeable tone and warm, funny characters and is similar in style to Marian Keyes... wonderfully entertaining