Author:Katie Fforde
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‘Thank goodness for Katie Fforde, the perfect author to bring comfort in difficult times. She really is the queen of uplifting, feel good romance.’ AJ PEARCE
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Love will find a way. A wonderfully romantic novel from the No. 1 Sunday Times bestselling author of Recipe for Love, A French Affair and The Perfect Match.
Polly is in her thirties, lives in a small town, has a cat and a Rayburn oven on which she loves to cook.
What more could she need? Certainly not a man.
Besides, Polly’s life is complicated enough. She has her job at the Whole Nut café and a fledgling pottery career she’s trying to get off the ground.
And then she meets David, and before she knows it he has turned her life and all her sensible plans upside down.
Should she yield to his temptations or resist?
After all, and as she has told her mother and friends, love is over-rated. Isn’t it?
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The whole world loves Katie Fforde's work:
"Modern-day Austen. Great fun" Red
"Top-drawer romantic escapism" Daily Mail
"Warm, brilliant and full of love" Heat
"Delicious - gorgeous humour and the lightest of touches" Sunday Times
"Effortlessly lovable, warm and fun" Closer
"Curl up on the sofa with this book and dream... delightful" The Lady
"Deliciously enjoyable" Woman and Home
"Uplifting and delightful" Hot Brands Cool Places
Fine is a storyteller of brilliance, and this short tragedy is utterly compelling.
—— Kate Saunders - , The TimesAnne Fine is on sparkling form
—— Sunday TimesA sharp sense of danger always crackles in the background whenever Anne Fine writes for adults
—— The IndependentSubtle, nuanced, beguiling and often shocking.It will smash and grab your attention right from the start
—— The ScotsmanAnne Fine's trademark bite is ever-present in this short, sharp and typically dark novel ... leavened with an acute sense of humour
—— The Daily TelegraphDeploying both wit and daring, Fine pokes away at the cracks in our moral compass with the sharpest of pens
—— Sunday TimesA moving, passionate tale of two people in love
—— IndependentThanks to generous helpings of corruption, promiscuity, hedonism and celebrity, the Roman Empire feels startlingly modern
—— PsychologiesElegant, transfixing character-driven historical fiction
—— Financial TimesHer narrative moves in sensuous leisure...the landscape is exquisitely realised
—— Literary ReviewDunmore vividly recreates ancient Roman society...with intricate detail and tormented love, it's a must-read
—— ElleA big new book by a big new writer. Well done! Harkaway describes The Gone-Away World in words that whiz and ping like bullets ricocheting off the walls of the reader's mind. He's the real thing
—— Russell HobanA genuine panoramic, 3D, surround-sound, total-immersion, thrill-factor ten miracle - it is the kind of book that you just don't want to end! ... Engrossing, action-packed ... Very highly recommended
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