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 The Stepmothers' Support Group - Sam Baker
 The Stepmothers' Support Group - Sam Baker ... LtdNewest Review: ... pink and red themed cover and is definitely one that will stand out on your bookshelf. However, I don't think the cover gives ... more ... away enough about how good a book this is, and it certainly isn't all that light and fluffy like the cover image might lead you to believe. Don't let the girlie cover of this book put you off - it's a meaty read, and very enjoyable too.
The main character of the book is Eve. She's a career girl, working hard in her job on a magazine, and in love with Ian. The only problem is that he comes with his 3 children by dead wife Caro, and Eve isn't at all sure of herself with children. We join the book when Ian is introduci...more |
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The Stepmothers' Support Group - Sam Baker: Baking hot! (857 words)
by - written on 23/09/09 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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Eve has never imagined herself as a Step-mother, but that's exactly what she becomes when she falls in love with widow Ian. He comes complete with 3 children, and it's Eve's worst nightmare... not to mention the fact that the ghost of his wife is hanging over Eve's every move. Her best friend Clare is having problems of her own with her teenage daughter Lou, but she still wants to be there for Clare. Lily is Clare's younger sister and also in love with someone who has a child, but Lily isn't too afraid of being a step-mother. The 3 women need each other and decide to set up The Step-Mothers Support Group, and recruit a few other mothers for coffee, chat and friendship. ... Read the complete review
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