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Mother of the Bride

Published
May 2010
Main Genre
General Fiction General Fiction
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Pages
416

About This Book

3 women. 1 wedding. Whose big day is it anyway…?

Grab your big hat and pearls for the funniest read of the year, a must-read for fans of Carole Matthews and Jane Green.

Molly Foster's daughter Jess is getting married…
To Molly's delight – and surprise. And with Molly's show featuring a wedding countdown, the whole town of Wells-next-the Sea is ecstatic – even as Molly worries that groom-to-be Max's commitment may not be all it seems…

Meanwhile, Jess's control freak step-mother Marnie is determined to turn the event into a chi-chi society bash – a world away from the day that Jess envisaged.

But does Jess really know what she wants? Especially when she meets the gorgeous Oliver… Though there's no going back now – is there?

Can Jess take back control of her wedding – or will the mothers of the bride run the show?

Reviews

Praise for Mother of the Bride:

‘A feelgood read, this will keep you riveted until the very end.'
Closer Magazine

Praise for Kate Lawson:

‘An excellent insight into our typical lives and relationships. I'm sure women everywhere will be able to identify with … this eventful story.'
Closer Magazine

About the author

Kate Lawson was born on the edge of the Fens and is perfectly placed to write about the vagaries of life in East Anglia. In between moving house, raising a family, singing in a choir, walking the dog, working in the garden, taking endless photos and cooking, Kate is also a scriptwriter, originating and developing a soap opera for local radio, along with a pantomime for the town in which she lives.

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First Edition May 2010 Avon ISBN 1847561179
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May 2010 HarperCollins (UK) ISBN 0007370970
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