Together again after years apart,can they find a new beginning The brilliant novel full of laughter,love,tears and hope from the Sunday Times bestselling author Milly Johnson.
Sisters Jolene,Marsha and Annis have convened at their beautiful family home,Fox House,following the death of their mother,the tricky Eleanor Vamplew. Born seven years apart,the women are more strangers than sisters.
Jolene,the eldest,is a successful romantic novelist who writes about beautiful relationships even though her own marriage to the handsome and charming Warren is complicated.
Marsha,the neglected middle child,has put all of her energy into her work,hoping money will plug the gap in her life left by the man who broke her young heart.
Annis is the renegade,who left home aged sixteen and never returned,not even for the death of their beloved father Julian. Until now.
So when the sisters discover that their mother has left everything to Annis in her will,it undermines everything they thought they knew. Can saying their final goodbyes to Eleanor bring them together again
Together,Again is the story of truths uncovered and lies exposed,of secrets told - and kept. It is a novel about sister helping sister to heal from childhood scars and finding in each other support,forgiveness,courage and love.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster LtdISBN: 9781471199066Number of pages: 384Dimensions: 198 x 130 x 23 mm
MEDIA REVIEWS
'Darkness and light,complexity and humour,Milly has nailed the perfect cocktail for a compelling,page-turning read. Absolutely magnificent.'VERONICA HENRY'Emotional,empowering and heart-wrenching - sisterhood at its finest'CATHY BRAMLEY'Powerful,heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting'JO THOMAS'Emotional and honest'THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND'Milly's 20th novel is a heart-warming read about the bonds between siblings and finding a new direction in life'"A moving and uplifting book about the reality of family life and the power of kindness from the magnificent Milly Johnson."Woman's Weekly "Tackling dark topics with real warmth and wit,this is an emotional read."Heat
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