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Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Romance, Adult & contemporary romance
From Sunday Times Number 1 bestselling author Wendy Holden comes a hilarious tale of husbands, their faults, and one approach to tackling them.
Sophie s marriage was perfect, but now it s all gone wrong. Mark works late; she s left with the baby, domestic drudgery, her own career to keep on the go and the growing feeling that Mark is having an affair. When he fails to come home one night it s the last straw.
Sophie wants a divorce. But Mark doesn t. He hasn t been unfaithful, just thoughtless. Desperate not to lose his family, he signs up to the 'School for Husbands'; which transforms hopeless spouses into perfect marriage partners. But will its intensive and unusual tuition be enough to get him back with Sophie? Especially now an eligible millionaire is after her
Praise for The School for Husbands
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A delicious new satire - Daily Express
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A great light read, often funny and always entertaining - Sunshine Coast Daily
Wendy Holden
Number one bestselling author Wendy Holden has written ten consecutive Sunday Times Top Ten bestsellers. A former journalist on the Sunday Times, Tatler and the Mail on Sunday, she contributes to a range of publications and is a TV and radio regular. She was a judge for the Costa 2013 Novel and Book of the Year Awards. Wendy lives with her husband and two children in Derbyshire.
Visit her on her website www.wendyholden.net, or follow her on Twitter @Wendy_Holden and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/wendyholdenauthor.
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