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Sue Teddern has been a window dresser, a secretary, a feature writer and a university lecturer. She has over twenty years' scriptwriting experience from episodes of Birds of a Feather for TV and Cooking in a Bedsitter for radio. Annie Stanley, All At Sea is her first novel. She is married and lives in Hove.
A funny, warm, wry writer -- David Nicholls, bestselling author of <i>One Day </i>and <i>Sweet Sorrow</i> Witty, wise with wonderful characters. I absolutely loved this book -- Katie Fforde, author of <i>A Springtime Affair </i>and <i>Highland Fling</i> This bittersweet story about grief has just the right balance of poignancy and humour * Good Housekeeping * This is a brilliantly funny, heartwarming celebration of life, love, grief and the Shipping Forecast -- Georgia Pritchett, author of <i>My Mess Is a Bit of a Life</i> I loved Annie Stanley: she's a gloriously imperfect heroine who takes you on a stormy journey of grief, love and Britain's brilliant coastline. I was swept away -- Eva Carter, author of <i>How To Save a Life</i> A journey to rediscover that life really is worth living. * OK Magazine * Poignant, funny and full of emotional resonance. You cannot help but root for Annie Stanley as she embarks on a journey that is both stormy and strangely reassuring -- Elizabeth Enfield, author of <i>Ivy and Abe</i> Devoured this funny, tender book and fell in love with chaotic bumbler Annie Stanley along the way. Can't wait to see her again -- Jenny Landreth, author of <i>Swell </i>and <i>Break A Leg</i> This book is packed with heart and wit. I was moved and laughed out loud so many times. I truly love Annie. Her journey and the people in her world are completely real to me -- Jo Clegg, author of <i>The Summer Holiday</i>
