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Tongue in Cheek - Fiona Walker

 
Description: ISBN 0340895799 / Author: Fiona Walker / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... in love. They have moved here for a fresh start. Next we have Diana Lampeter who is moving back here to her childhood home, ... more

 ... she comes with two young children and moves into her brother Rorys cottage. Newly divorced, she is trying to get every penny she can out of her ex husband. The locals wish she had stayed away as when she left more than 20 years ago she broke the heart of her first love. Last but not least, the Brakespear family. Consisting of Graham; the new owner of the local haulage company, his Danish wife Anke; another famous ex-jockey and their children Chad; the youngest, Faith; a hormonal teenager and Magnus; the oldest of ...more

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leanne8686
Premium Review Tongue in Cheek - Fiona Walker: They're all at it in Oddlodes!! (632 words)
by - written on 23/03/09 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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I bought this and another of Fiona Walkers books at ASDA for around £3 each if I remember rightly. The RRP is £6.99. Tongue in cheek was published in 2006. The prologue describes Diana (who is to become a main character) 18th birthday, the events that unfold and what drove her away from her home and the man she loved..... Described as a 'rompalong tale' Tongue in cheek tells the story of three very different families who all move into the Oddlode valley on the same day. First we have Mo; the new teacher at Oddlode primary and Pod her boyfriend, an famous ex-jockey. They move into number 4 horseshoe cottages and quickly become ...  Read the complete review

sweet_decline
Premium Review Passion, fire and horses - who could ask for more? (277 words)
by - written on 02/11/08 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I picked up this book as light holiday reading. It was recommended to me as being similar to a Jilly Cooper novel, which it is - but perhaps better suited to a modern reader. It follows the tale of three women who move to the same rural area on the same day - and much bed-hopping follows. Passions are ignited, and hearts broken, with a murder mystery plot flickering away in the background. I was thoroughly engrossed in this novel for the first few days of my holiday - I couldn't put it down. It was wonderful escapism into a world of affluence, beautiful horses, and attractive men. All the characters were written in a sympathetic manner, so the ...  Read the complete review

owensmum
Premium Review Tongue in Cheek - Fiona Walker: The long story! (786 words)
by - written on 10/02/08 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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In the past I have read several of Fiona Walkers books. I particularly enjoyed Snap Happy, French Relations and Kiss Chase. Some books by Fiona Walker take a lot of reading. The book I am reviewing here - Tongue In Cheek - is one of them. Walker tends to fill her books with characters. Some of her books cross over with characters from other books but there is usually a central character to each book. I currently don't have a great deal of time to read and so this book took me around 4 months to get through!! ~~So whats the story?~~ Tongue in Cheek is set in the Oddlode Valley. This is made up of several small villages, Upper Springlode, Oddlode etc ...  Read the complete review

 

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