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 Marriage And Other Games - Veronica Henry
Newest Review: ... an enjoyable read. I have Veronica's "Honeycote" series on my shelf to read, and I can't wait to get around to ... more  ... reading them. I was so excited to get a copy of Veronica's latest book, the stand-alone story "Marriage and Other Games", which is Veronica's 7th book. I was expecting an absorbing and brilliant read, and that is certainly what I got from the book! I passed the novel onto my mum as well, and she enjoyed just as much as I did, proving Veronica's novels appeal across the generations!
The story, although primarily and initially following the life of Charlotte, does branch out into several characters and I really...more |
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Marriage And Other Games - Veronica Henry: Don't play games - read this! (786 words)
by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 69 readings)
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Charlotte is absolutely mortified when her husband is arrested for a committing a crime that implicates her in his bad behaviour. She decides to flee to her friend's ramshackle house in the small Exmoor village of Withybrook where no-one knows whats gone on between her and Ed. She's surprised to find the villager's lives are all as peaceful and calm as she imagined either, and she soon befriend local bad-boy and celebrity Sebastian. His marriage isn't going too well, and is drinking himself into oblivion while his wife works in London. Fitch, married to Hayley is also struggling but with his wife's wild demands and juggling fatherhood too. Finally, GP Penny is free and ... Read the complete review
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