PERHAPS A GIFT VOUCHER FOR MUM?: MOTHER'S DAY
Anna Stuart has wanted to be a writer ever since she sat up in her cot with a book. For years she wrote short stories and serials for the women's magazines before being published by Pan Macmillan as a historical novelist under the pseudonym Joanna Courtney. Her Queens of the Conquest series, set in the pre-1066 years, has been published to acclaim in all formats including audiobook and been translated for European markets but she is delighted to return to the contemporary world for Bonnie & Stan.
a fresh, original love story beautifully told. * Ruth Hogan, author of THE KEEPER OF LOST THINGS * Warm, thought-provoking and unexpected - Bonnie and Stan is an uplifting reminder of the enduring power of true love. * Isabel Ashdown, author of LAKE CHILD * Full of heart, wit and rock and roll Bonnie and Stan is an uplifting joy to read. I highly recommend it. * Katie Marsh, author of THE REST OF ME * I sobbed my way through this read. Heartbreaking yet funny, clever and life-affirming too. * Caroline Smailes, author of THE DROWNING OF ARTHUR BRAXTON * Sweet, funny, heartbreaking and uplifting. * Rachael Lucas, author of FINDING HOPE AT HILLSIDE FARM * It's a total charmer, so sad but sweet and uplifting, staying with me long after I'd read it. I really enjoyed the sentiment that love stays with you after someone has gone, the feeling of reading it and it ending was the same. * Laura Kemp, author of BRING ME SUNSHINE *
