Other People's Husbands
an uplifting and hilarious novel from the ever astute bestselling author Judy AstleySelect a format:
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Summary
Certain to raise a smile and warm your heart; escape for an afternoon with this gem from Judy Astley. Perfect for fans of Jenny Colgan, Milly Johnson and Trisha Ashley...
'Warm, funny and unerringly true to life' - Katie Fforde
'Frothy fun from an author worth noting' - DAILY EXPRESS
'A real page-turner' -- ***** Reader review
'An excellent read, worth indulging' -- ***** Reader review
'Highly entertaining with dry humour and hilarious situations' -- ***** Reader review
*****
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER, RIGHT?
Sara's mother told her that she shouldn't marry Conrad - that the twenty-five-year age gap between them would tell in the end. The end is now (apparently) approaching fast.
Conrad, a famous painter, has decided that it would be good to die before he gets seriously old and so spends his time sorting out his chaotic life. Sara, teaching art at a local college, finds that she has plenty of male company - other people's husbands, ones she tells Conrad all about, who are just good friends to her.
But there's one she, somehow, doesn't get round to mentioning...
'Warm, funny and unerringly true to life' - Katie Fforde
'Frothy fun from an author worth noting' - DAILY EXPRESS
'A real page-turner' -- ***** Reader review
'An excellent read, worth indulging' -- ***** Reader review
'Highly entertaining with dry humour and hilarious situations' -- ***** Reader review
*****
AGE IS JUST A NUMBER, RIGHT?
Sara's mother told her that she shouldn't marry Conrad - that the twenty-five-year age gap between them would tell in the end. The end is now (apparently) approaching fast.
Conrad, a famous painter, has decided that it would be good to die before he gets seriously old and so spends his time sorting out his chaotic life. Sara, teaching art at a local college, finds that she has plenty of male company - other people's husbands, ones she tells Conrad all about, who are just good friends to her.
But there's one she, somehow, doesn't get round to mentioning...
Reviews
It sparkles with Astley's wry wit
Peterborough Evening Telegraph
