Sweet Nothings - Trisha Ashley Reviews
Description:ISBN 978-0727864789 /
Newest Review: ... Ashley is not an author I am familiar with. She is an English novelist who lives in North Wales. So far she has written 15 ... more
... books with this book being the eighth of these and was first published in 2007. Her work has been compared with Sophie Kinsella and Katie Fforde, who wrote on the cover of the book that Trisha was one of the best writers around, a nice compliment I thought from an author who is competing in the same market.
I know it probably sounds strange but I bought this book without actually seeing it. That is because at a house clearance there were several boxes of books for sale. So I bought this box that contained this one ...more
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Trisha Ashley Sweet Nothings Pages: 240, Hardcover, Severn House Publishers Ltd Last Update 18.06.2013 03:58
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Customer Sweet Nothings - Trisha Ashley Reviews (1)
by - written on 24/03/13 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== Lizzie Pharamond is reaching a crossroads in her life. She has been unhappily married to Tom for years but with her son Jasper heading for University she feels she can move on and start a new life alone. As Tom she feels is not the man she married and they have drifted apart and they don't seem to like each other much now let alone love one another. He spends a lot of time away and she is convinced he is having an affair with a local woman. However, following another argument he disappears. Lizzie initially is not worried because he has done this for several days at a time in the past. But when the Police advise her he has ... Read the complete review
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