My Husband's Wife

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Once a week, Rosie Tipcott counts her blessings. She goes to sit on her favourite bench on the north Devon cliffs, and thanks her lucky stars for her wonderful husband, her mischievous young daughters, and her neat little house by the sea. She vows to dedicate every waking hour to making her family happy. But then her husband unexpectedly leaves her for another woman and takes the children. Now she must ask the question: what is left in her life Can Rosie find the strength to rebuild herself More importantly, does she even want to

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Emotional, amusing, heart-warming and entertaining... Another Amanda Prowse triumph' * Linda's Book Bag *
Another great read from Amanda Prowse * Bella *
Prowse is an author at the top of her game, head and shoulders above all the rest and from the frequency and calibre of her books this is a position she firmly intends to hold for quite some time' * Shaz's Book Blog *
Utterly captivating and brilliant!, 5/5' * Lozza's Book Corner *
Another brilliant Amanda Prowse story * With Love for Books *
Another excellent read from Amanda Prowse * Portobello Book Blog *
Sad, yet upbeat, in trademark Prowse-style * Daily Mail *
Amanda has a real gift of creating an emotional, heartbreaking, addictive and touching story... unputdownable' * Sky's Book Corner *
Quite extraordinary... an unforgettable and unputdownable read' * Han's Book Review. *

Author Bio

Amanda Prowse is the author of several novels including the number 1 bestsellers What Have I Done, Perfect Daughter and My Husband's Wife. Her books have sold millions of copies worldwide, and she is published in dozens of languages. Described by reviewers as 'the queen of family drama', Amanda's characters and stories are often inspired by real life issues. The research for her books has led to partnerships with ITV and Femail among others. Amanda lives in Bristol with her husband and two sons. As her many twitter followers know, she almost never switches off. But when she does, she can be found drinking tea in her favourite armchair, scribbling ideas for her next book.