'Today is my death anniversary. A year ago today I was still alive.'
Rachel, Max and their daughter Ellie had the perfect life - until the night Rachel's heart stopped beating.
Now
Max and Ellie are doing their best to adapt to life without Rachel, and
just as her family can't forget her, Rachel can't quite let go of them
either. Caught in a place between worlds, Rachel watches helplessly as
she begins to fade from their lives. And when Max is persuaded by family
and friends to start dating again, Rachel starts to understand that
dying was just the beginning of her problems.
As Rachel grieves
for the life she's lost and the life she'll never lead, she learns that
sometimes the thing that breaks your heart might be the very thing you
hope for.
When Evie Nicholson is asked to visit Kettlesheer
Castle in Scotland to archive the family heirlooms, she jumps at the
chance. Evie's passion for antiques means that, for her, the castle is a
treasure trove of mysteries just waiting to be uncovered.
But in
each heirloom lies a story, and in the course of her investigations
Evie stumbles upon some long-buried family secrets. Add handsome, gloomy
heir Robert McAndrew and a traditional candlelit gala to the mix, and
Evie's heart is sent reeling with an enthusiasm that may just extend
beyond the Kettlesheer silver...
Champagne, cat-fights and a very tricky love triangle...
You could say
that Jade’s life is almost too good to be true – at least that’s what
her old acquaintance Adele thinks and Adele is sick of Jade getting all
the attention. But Adele’s not too worried – she has a secret – a
powerful secret – one that could pull Sam and Jade apart and destroy
everything that Jade has worked so hard for.
With friendships and relationships falling apart, just how far will Adele go to get what she wants?
New Year's Eve, 1920. The Great War is over and it's a new decade of
glamorous promise. But a generation of men and women who survived the
extreme trauma and tragedy will never be the same.
With
countless men lost, it seems that only wealth and beauty will secure a
husband from the few who returned, but lonely Beatrice has neither
attribute. Ava has both, although she sees marriage as a restrictive
cage after the freedom war allowed. Sarah paid the war's ultimate price:
her husband's life. Lydia should be grateful that her own husband's
desk job kept him safe, but she sees only his cowardice.
A chance encounter for one of these women with a striking yet haunted
officer changes everything. In a world altered beyond recognition, where
not all scars are visible, this damaged and beautiful group must grasp
any happiness they can find - whatever the cost.
Meet Molly Bennett. Married to Max and mother to two warring teenagers, she’s just ‘celebrated’ a significant birthday. Bridget Jones would call Molly a “smug married”. So why doesn’t she feel it?
Is
it because everyone seems to be having a better time of it than her? Or
is it that Max has started showing more interest in ‘business trips’
and less interest in their sex life? Molly begins to despair. And then
an old school friend starts flirting with her through Facebook …
Sydney Hack is the single, thirtysomething VP of news for a failing network… and she also has a taste for younger men.
She
soon realizes a whole lot of over-thirty female viewers do as well, so
she sets out to give these women what they want; a chiseled, trophy buck
in his twenties sitting on the anchor desk next to a woman…
Just.
Like.
Them.
With
nothing to lose she does the unthinkable; along with three female
managers who happen to be her best friends she brings out the casting
couch and turns it into a sleeper sofa. Doesn't matter that the men have
no television experience. As long as they look good. And there’s a hint
of romance in every newscast.
Ratings skyrocket as a result, but Sydney and her female cohorts discover something else along the way…
True love is not always age appropriate.
A Hundred Pieces of Me by Lucy Dillon (27th Feb)
Letters from the only man she's ever loved.
A keepsake of the father she never knew.
Or just a beautiful glass vase that catches the light, even on a grey day.
If you had the chance to make a fresh start, what would you keep from your old life? What would you give away?
Gina Bellamy is starting again, after a difficult few years she'd rather forget. But the belongings she's treasured for so long just don't seem to fit who she is now.
So Gina makes a resolution. She'll keep just a hundred special items - the rest can go.
But that means coming to terms with her past and learning to embrace the future, whatever it might bring . . .
The One Plus One by Jojo Moyes (27th Feb)
One single mum
With two jobs and two children, Jess
Thomas does her best day after day. But it's hard on your own. And
sometimes you take risks you shouldn't. Because you have to . . .
One chaotic family
Jess's gifted, quirky daughter Tanzie is brilliant with numbers, but without a helping hand she'll never get the chance to shine. And Nicky, Jess's teenage stepson, can't fight the bullies alone.
Sometimes Jess feels like they're sinking . . .
One handsome stranger
Into their lives comes Ed Nicholls, a man whose life is in chaos, and who is running from a deeply uncertain future. But he has time on his hands. He knows what it's like to be lonely. And he wants to help . . .
One unexpected love story
The One Plus One is a captivating and unconventional romance from Jojo Moyes about two lost souls meeting in the most unlikely circumstances.
Mother of the Year by Karen Ross (27th Feb)
'I often think my mother would prefer colonic irrigation to hanging out with me...'
Beth Jackson is a national treasure, celebrated for her television shows and winning the Mother of the Year Award three times in a row.
Only, her daughter just wishes that Beth would be more like a normal mum...
Okay, people!
Mark your calendars! Go!
A Hundred Pieces of Me by Lucy Dillon (27th Feb)
Letters from the only man she's ever loved.A keepsake of the father she never knew.
Or just a beautiful glass vase that catches the light, even on a grey day.
If you had the chance to make a fresh start, what would you keep from your old life? What would you give away?
Gina Bellamy is starting again, after a difficult few years she'd rather forget. But the belongings she's treasured for so long just don't seem to fit who she is now.
So Gina makes a resolution. She'll keep just a hundred special items - the rest can go.
But that means coming to terms with her past and learning to embrace the future, whatever it might bring . . .
The One Plus One by Jojo Moyes (27th Feb)
One single mum
With two jobs and two children, Jess
Thomas does her best day after day. But it's hard on your own. And
sometimes you take risks you shouldn't. Because you have to . . .One chaotic family
Jess's gifted, quirky daughter Tanzie is brilliant with numbers, but without a helping hand she'll never get the chance to shine. And Nicky, Jess's teenage stepson, can't fight the bullies alone.
Sometimes Jess feels like they're sinking . . .
One handsome stranger
Into their lives comes Ed Nicholls, a man whose life is in chaos, and who is running from a deeply uncertain future. But he has time on his hands. He knows what it's like to be lonely. And he wants to help . . .
One unexpected love story
The One Plus One is a captivating and unconventional romance from Jojo Moyes about two lost souls meeting in the most unlikely circumstances.
Mother of the Year by Karen Ross (27th Feb)
'I often think my mother would prefer colonic irrigation to hanging out with me...'Beth Jackson is a national treasure, celebrated for her television shows and winning the Mother of the Year Award three times in a row.
Only, her daughter just wishes that Beth would be more like a normal mum...
Okay, people!
Mark your calendars! Go!
There are some fab-sounding books set for release this month! I'm really looking forward to reading The Dead Wife's Handbook.
ReplyDeleteJen, it's a fantastic book! You'll definitely like it x
DeleteI'm ridiculously excited for The Dead Wife's Handbook and A Hundred Pieces of Me this month! I recently finished The One Plus One and it's my favourite book of the year so far!
ReplyDeleteOoh, Jess! TDWH is such a beautiful story - you will love!
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