Love Will Tear Us Apart
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Summary
An addictive, wonderfully dark and laugh-out-loud funny urban fantasy novel with loveable, magical characters, sinister beings and strange goings-on!
'Brilliant and bananas . . . we loved it' MAGIC RADIO
‘Wonderfully dark, extremely funny’ ADAM KAY, on The Stranger Times
Love can be a truly terrible thing.
Marriages are tricky at the best of times, especially when one of you is dead.
Vincent Banecroft, the irascible editor of The Stranger Times, has never believed his wife died despite emphatic evidence to the contrary. Now, against all odds, it seems he may actually be proved right; but what lengths will he go to in an attempt to rescue her?
With Banecroft distracted, the shock resignation of assistant editor, Hannah Willis, couldn't have come at a worse time. It speaks volumes that her decision to reconcile with her philandering ex-husband is only marginally less surprising than Banecroft and his wife getting back together. In this time of crisis, is her decision to swan off to a fancy new-age retreat run by a celebrity cult really the best thing for anyone?
As if that wasn't enough, one of the paper's ex-columnists has disappeared, a particularly impressive trick seeing as he never existed in the first place.
Floating statues, hijacked ghosts, homicidal cherubs, irate starlings, Reliant Robins and quite possibly several deeply sinister conspiracies; all-in-all, a typical week for the staff of The Stranger Times.
Readers LOVE C. K. McDonnell:
‘Brilliant! Absolute genius!! . . . a comic masterpiece’ *****
‘This series just keeps getting better and better! This one was even funnier than the last!’ *****
‘THESE BOOKS ARE SO FUN TO READ. I JUST CAN’T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE!’ *****
‘What a truly entertaining read . . . just read the book’ *****
‘This series just gets better and better . . . it’s laugh out loud funny’ *****
‘Wonderfully strange, magical and heartfelt’ *****
'Brilliant and bananas . . . we loved it' MAGIC RADIO
‘Wonderfully dark, extremely funny’ ADAM KAY, on The Stranger Times
Love can be a truly terrible thing.
Marriages are tricky at the best of times, especially when one of you is dead.
Vincent Banecroft, the irascible editor of The Stranger Times, has never believed his wife died despite emphatic evidence to the contrary. Now, against all odds, it seems he may actually be proved right; but what lengths will he go to in an attempt to rescue her?
With Banecroft distracted, the shock resignation of assistant editor, Hannah Willis, couldn't have come at a worse time. It speaks volumes that her decision to reconcile with her philandering ex-husband is only marginally less surprising than Banecroft and his wife getting back together. In this time of crisis, is her decision to swan off to a fancy new-age retreat run by a celebrity cult really the best thing for anyone?
As if that wasn't enough, one of the paper's ex-columnists has disappeared, a particularly impressive trick seeing as he never existed in the first place.
Floating statues, hijacked ghosts, homicidal cherubs, irate starlings, Reliant Robins and quite possibly several deeply sinister conspiracies; all-in-all, a typical week for the staff of The Stranger Times.
Readers LOVE C. K. McDonnell:
‘Brilliant! Absolute genius!! . . . a comic masterpiece’ *****
‘This series just keeps getting better and better! This one was even funnier than the last!’ *****
‘THESE BOOKS ARE SO FUN TO READ. I JUST CAN’T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE!’ *****
‘What a truly entertaining read . . . just read the book’ *****
‘This series just gets better and better . . . it’s laugh out loud funny’ *****
‘Wonderfully strange, magical and heartfelt’ *****
Reviews
Brilliant and bananas . . . we love it.
MAGIC RADIO Book Club
