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An original short fiction by a popular writer of novels for young women Witty novella from a seasoned storyteller on competition between sisters. Elsie and Maisie live on opposite sides of the Atlantic. Regular letter writers, they tend to boast about their respective families. Over time, the gulf between fact and fiction grows immense, until a letter arrives from Chicago saying that Maisie's granddaughter is coming to stay with her Irish family. With no fancy house and little in the way of luxury, Elsies working-class family sets to work on inventive interior design.and the truth.
An original short fiction by a popular writer of novels for young women Witty novella from a seasoned storyteller on competition between sisters. Elsie and Maisie live on opposite sides of the Atlantic. Regular letter writers, they tend to boast about their respective families. Over time, the gul...
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After a career as a feature writer and film critic, Cathy Kelly published her first novel, Woman To Woman (1997), which became a number one hit in the UK and Ireland, and launched her career as a best-selling novelist. Many of her books are published in the US by Simon & Schuster’s Downtown Press: She’s The One, Never Too Late, Someone Like You, What She Wants, Just Between Us, Best of Friends, Always and Forever and Past Secrets. Lessons in Heartbreak will be published in 2008.
After a career as a feature writer and film critic, Cathy Kelly published her first novel, Woman To Woman (1997), which became a number one hit in the UK and Ireland, and launched her career as a best-selling novelist. Many of her books are published in the US by Simon & Schuster’s Downtown Press...
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