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Hush, Hush

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Widowed a year ago, thirtysomething Angela has retreated into her shell, reluctant to dip a toe back in the job market – let alone the dating game. Between them, her bossy mum and her best friend gently nudge Angela back to life, persuading her to find a job and even try a solo holiday – which ends with a luggage mix-up and an encounter with a rugged Irishman called Conor. Back home, Angela resolves to take her new romance slowly, particularly as Conor’s (non-holiday) baggage includes the original ‘child from hell’ and a temperamental ex-wife with Pre-Raphaelite hair. Since Angela’s never liked winging it, is a future with Conor too uncertain to contemplate? But as she’s about to discover, her old life was far less secure than she thought. And the past won’t let go until she confronts its long-buried secret. Praise for Hush Hush: "A gentle, funny romance." - Sarah Caden, Sunday Independent "A witty and irreverent insight into the nitty gritty of life." - Helen Murray, The Irish News Praise for Gabrielle Mullarkey: "Readers love Gabrielle’s fiction for its range – whether atmospheric mood pieces or contemporary slices of life, all revolve around imaginatively twisty plots packed with sassy dialogue, characters you feel you know and ‘I didn’t see that coming!’ moments." best

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Hush, Hush, Gabrielle Mullarkey

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Année de publication
1999
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Titre
Hush, Hush
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Town House
Publié
1999
Format
souple
Pages
268
ISBN10
1860591035
ISBN13
9781860591037
Séries
Mots clés
Fiction
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Widowed a year ago, thirtysomething Angela has retreated into her shell, reluctant to dip a toe back in the job market – let alone the dating game. Between them, her bossy mum and her best friend gently nudge Angela back to life, persuading her to find a job and even try a solo holiday – which ends with a luggage mix-up and an encounter with a rugged Irishman called Conor. Back home, Angela resolves to take her new romance slowly, particularly as Conor’s (non-holiday) baggage includes the original ‘child from hell’ and a temperamental ex-wife with Pre-Raphaelite hair. Since Angela’s never liked winging it, is a future with Conor too uncertain to contemplate? But as she’s about to discover, her old life was far less secure than she thought. And the past won’t let go until she confronts its long-buried secret. Praise for Hush Hush: "A gentle, funny romance." - Sarah Caden, Sunday Independent "A witty and irreverent insight into the nitty gritty of life." - Helen Murray, The Irish News Praise for Gabrielle Mullarkey: "Readers love Gabrielle’s fiction for its range – whether atmospheric mood pieces or contemporary slices of life, all revolve around imaginatively twisty plots packed with sassy dialogue, characters you feel you know and ‘I didn’t see that coming!’ moments." best