How Will I Know: A life-affirming read of love, loss and letting go
(Paperback)
Publishing Details
How Will I Know: A life-affirming read of love, loss and letting go
By (Author) Sheila O'Flanagan
Headline Publishing Group
Headline Review
1st October 2008
19th June 2006
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Fiction
823.914
Physical Properties
Paperback
496
Width 130mm, Height 204mm, Spine 38mm
350g
Description
Sheila O'Flanagan's bestselling HOW WILL I KNOW is a heart-wrenching and life-affirming read that should not be missed by readers of Marian Keyes and Freya North.
It was love at first sight for Claire and Bill Hudson. They met at Claire's fifth birthday party and they were destined to be together for the rest of their lives. When baby Georgia came along, it was the icing on the cake. So when a tragic accident snatched Bill away, Claire felt like she'd lost everything - except Georgia. In the three years since, Claire has devoted her life to Georgia; she knows no man could ever replace Bill, and the child needs her all her attention. Now Georgia's a teenager, though, and there's one thing Claire can't advise her on: dating. And so, purely to help her lovely young daughter in her journey through the teenage years, Claire sets out on some serial dating. And destiny is watching, again...What readers are saying about How Will I Know: 'Brilliant! I loved every page of this book' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars'Sheila O'Flanagan at her best. The book is sensitive but also light-hearted. I really would recommend this book to anyone!' Amazon reviewer, 5 stars 'Light, fun and highly enjoyable - the only disappointment comes when you finish the last page' Amazon reviewer, 5 starsReviews
'Her lightness of touch and gentle characterisations have produced another fine read; an ideal addition to that summer holiday' -- Sunday Express 20060723
Author Bio
Sheila O'Flanagan pursued a very successful career in banking, foreign exchange dealing and treasury management before becoming a full-time writer based in Dublin. She also writes a weekly column for the Irish Times and in her spare time plays badminton at competition level.
