Product Description
Beautiful, popular and with a husband at the very top of the corporate ladder, Eleanor Geddes has it all, but behind closed doors she’s a remote and deeply insecure woman with a secret fear which is about to be realised, as her husband is busy making plans which are set to blow her perfect life apart.
Eleanor’s friend Ruth Palmer doesn’t know it yet, but she’s got a problem too. Her marriage feels stale and her husband’s working long hours at the office … or is he?
But Ruth’s got bigger problems. A drunken kiss with her good friend Helen sets Ruth's life on a downward spiral of sexual frustration, denial and guilt. She turns to drink in a desperate attempt to fight her feelings, but a shocking declaration suddenly changes the course of three families’ lives forever.
The eldest child of two professional jazz musicians; Jane Reynolds lived most of her early life in Wiltshire. She won a prize in a National Short Story competition when she was twelve and had been keen to pursue a journalistic career, but found herself going off instead to study music in Leeds, where she spent rather a lot of her time writing reviews for local magazines when she really should have been studying!
After finally breaking it to her parents that the life of a musician wasn’t really for her, she somehow found herself going down an unexpected career path: Retail Management. Her work took her around the country, and over the years led to a move into Training; work she really enjoyed as it encompassed both her love of public speaking and writing.
A dramatic change of circumstances turned her life upside down, but unexpectedly resulted in nine happy years spent in London working for a lovely couple and their three gorgeous little boys.
After dreaming Ruth's declaration one night though, the urge to write finally became overpowering. It broke her heart to leave her second ‘family’, but four months later Jane moved back to Wiltshire, where she quickly wrote “Just Good Friends?” and is currently working on her second novel (a sequel). A radio play and several children’s stories are also in the pipeline.
Jane’s website is : janereynolds.co.uk
Eleanor’s friend Ruth Palmer doesn’t know it yet, but she’s got a problem too. Her marriage feels stale and her husband’s working long hours at the office … or is he?
But Ruth’s got bigger problems. A drunken kiss with her good friend Helen sets Ruth's life on a downward spiral of sexual frustration, denial and guilt. She turns to drink in a desperate attempt to fight her feelings, but a shocking declaration suddenly changes the course of three families’ lives forever.
About the Author
The eldest child of two professional jazz musicians; Jane Reynolds lived most of her early life in Wiltshire. She won a prize in a National Short Story competition when she was twelve and had been keen to pursue a journalistic career, but found herself going off instead to study music in Leeds, where she spent rather a lot of her time writing reviews for local magazines when she really should have been studying!
After finally breaking it to her parents that the life of a musician wasn’t really for her, she somehow found herself going down an unexpected career path: Retail Management. Her work took her around the country, and over the years led to a move into Training; work she really enjoyed as it encompassed both her love of public speaking and writing.
A dramatic change of circumstances turned her life upside down, but unexpectedly resulted in nine happy years spent in London working for a lovely couple and their three gorgeous little boys.
After dreaming Ruth's declaration one night though, the urge to write finally became overpowering. It broke her heart to leave her second ‘family’, but four months later Jane moved back to Wiltshire, where she quickly wrote “Just Good Friends?” and is currently working on her second novel (a sequel). A radio play and several children’s stories are also in the pipeline.
Jane’s website is : janereynolds.co.uk
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