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Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Adult & contemporary romance
An uplifting and emotional novel from the author of One Step Closer to You and Monday to Friday Man
January is starting again.
After years trapped at home as a single parent, January is ready for a new challenge. Her daughter Isla is off to school, leaving her mum with time on her hands at last - and long overdue bills to pay.
January takes a job at a local estate agent, and after a rocky start she's soon getting back on her feet. But when an old boyfriend pops up and, at the same time, Isla's dad suddenly reappears - things get very complicated indeed.
From the number one bestselling author of Monday to Friday Man, this is a story of rekindling lost passions, finding new friends, and the things we do for love . . .
(P)2015 WF Howes Ltd
Praise for The Things We Do for Love
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A beautiful, uplifting, unconventional love story - on One Step Closer to You
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A lovely example of realistic fiction that many women will be able to relate to - The Sun (on One Step Closer to You)
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This poignant story about love, grief and forgiveness is wonderfully touching - Closer (on By My Side)
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Strong and positive - Independent on Sunday (on By My Side)
Alice Peterson
Alice Peterson's first book, A Will to Win - now republished as Another Alice - is her personal story of her tennis days (she was one of the top 10 juniors in the country), followed by her fight to beat Rheumatoid Arthritis. Since then she has written six novels, including Monday to Friday Man, the dog walking romantic comedy that knocked Fifty Shades of Grey off the top of the eBook chart. She lives in west London with her Lucas Terrier, Mr Darcy.
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