My Husband's Wife: the Sunday Times bestseller

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Jane's latest novel 'Coming To Find You' reached number 7 in the Sunday Times in June 2023 and is being published by Doubleday in the USA and Canada on December 19th 2023. This book would be a great introduction to the work of Amanda Prowse it will have you hooked to her writing style.

Her husband, Phil, who she adores and thanks her lucky stars for every single day, has met someone new and is leaving her. I suppose Rosie's own childhood and how she feels about the past slightly affected how she dealt with the present.Socially awkward and good with numbers and data, Joe reminds Lily of her brother, and she finds herself feeling a connection with him despite her determination to keep their relationship professional.

No matter what you are going through there’s always something to smile about somewhere or unexpectedly. Amanda's ambition is to create stories that keep people from turning the bedside lamp off at night, great characters that ensure you take every step with them and tales that fill your head so you can't possibly read another book until the memory fades.

Amanda Prowse is an author at the top of her game, head and shoulders above all the rest and from the frequency and calibre of her books this is a position she firmly intends to uphold for quite some time. This was all she needed, a squidgy sofa, a cup of tea, a stick of shortbread, crap telly and the promise of an early night with the man she loved. I didn't really get a sense of the tension and underlying strain on the relationship until everything came to blows. I have gone full circle, as has this book, which deals with the aftermath of one man walking out on his family.

But there our similarities end thank goodness because one day her husband Phil comes home and tells her he’s leaving her for another woman. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.The only person who has always been there is her best friend, Kev and Phil's brother; he may be the only person that truly knows her and has truly loved her. Saying all that, that was really my only minor problem with the book and this is still another fantastic piece of work from an author whose stories I only discovered last year but have grown to love and with each new book I can never wait to see what issue she will tackle next. Portobello Book Blog is not responsible for the republishing of the content found on this blog on other Web sites or media without its permission. OW, who decides to target the h and break up her family for no good reason and taunts the h in her hospital bed that she has stolen her husband and her children. That’s when this novel’s seemingly unending trove of delicious disasters and deceits meld to reveal what all these characters are hiding .

Rosie, as warm and as homely as she may have been, is truly put through her paces by life in this book. Although a deeply emotion book it was never too intense or hard going and had some brilliant scenes of comedy - particularly the opening scene with her daughters, Naomi and Leona. You always knew when Naomi popped up in a chapter that there was going to be some kind of drama or funny questions. My heart broke for Rosie we see her battle through such an emotional storm going from having her heart broken losing the love of her life, to feeling the gradual isolation from friends and family who have been such a big part of her life almost like she is the one being punished when she has done nothing wrong.I had more than one laugh out loud moment when it came to those two, and I could so easily picture them in my mind. I loved the character development of the girls and their reaction to the events that were happening around them. The relationship Rosie has with her father and step-mother is an amicable one and it is quite moving how the revelation of some truths helps to rebuild it to something more between them all.