Tickled Pink - Christina Jones Reviews
Description:ISBN 0007305338 /
Newest Review: ... standing by her. Posy decides to leave her parents where she helps them run their ailing Bed and Breakfast and find work ... more
... somewhere else as Steeple Fritton isn't big enough for her to avoid Ritchie and Sonia. She leaves on her former police BMW1100 motorbike, which she painted peacock blue and sugar pink!
Ellis a good looking young man has been sent to stay with his Grandmother in Steeple Fritton to keep him out of trouble, he has other ideas though!
Lola, a grieving well dressed middle aged woman also leaves her home on the same day as Posy, eventually their paths cross but it's not all smooth and lovely.
Steeple Fritton has a few shop...more
Customer Tickled Pink - Christina Jones Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/04/10 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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Christina Jones is not a name I recognised when I looked through the pile of books my daughter had brought for me as holiday reading, but I see she has many books to her credit and Tickled Pink is supposed to be slightly different as the Romance is there but in a different way. Set in a quiet village, this book is made up of friendships and rivalry, sadness, grieving, fun and laughter and lots of surprises. Posy is the main character, and the story starts as Posy watches Ritchie, her childhood sweetheart marry someone else. Sonia was pregnant and Ritchie was standing by her. Posy decides to leave her parents where she helps them run their ailing Bed and ... Read the complete review
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