Past Secrets

(Paperback)

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The Sunday Times No. 1 paperback bestseller, warm and moving - another gem from the much-loved Cathy Kelly.
Keep a secret too long and it will creep out when you least expect it

Behind the shining windows and rose-decked gardens of Summer Street, single mother Faye, hides a secret from her teenage daughter Amber. Whilst thirty-year-old Maggie, hides one from herself.

When fiery Amber decides to throw away her future for love, and Maggie finds herself back home looking after her sick mother, secrets begin to bubble over.

The only person on Summer Street who appears to know all the answers is their friend Christie Devlin. Wise and kind, she can see into other people's hearts to solve their problems. Except that this time, she has secrets of her own to face

Reviews

Praise for Always and Forever: 'A tear-pricking writer, capable of making you care about her characters! a warm, moving read.' Daily Mail 'Bursting with emotion, heartache and dreams! realistic and likeable characters that meet life-changing events head on.' Ireland on Sunday 'Totally believable.' Rosamund Pilcher 'An absorbing, heart-warming tale.' Company Praise for Always and Forever: 'A feel-good fable about life turned pear-shaped.' YOU Magazine 'Demonstrates her capacity to write observantly and kindly about women and their relationships, lit by occasional laugh-out-loud funny interludes.' Irish Independent 'An absorbing heart-warming tale which transports you into the sleepy hollows of Carrickwell, Ireland.' Real 'An upbeat and diverting tale skilfully told!Kelly knows what her readers wants and consistently delivers.' Sunday Independent Praise for Cathy Kelly: 'Warm and delightful.' New Woman

Author Bio

Cathy Kelly is the author of eight other novels, the most recent of which, Always and Forever, was a number 1 bestseller in hardback, trade paperback and paperback in the UK and Ireland. Someone Like You was the Parker RNA Romantic Novel of the Year. In 2005 Cathy became an Ambassador for UNICEF in Ireland, helping to raise awareness of the plight of 12 million children orphaned across Africa through AIDS, and has recently made her first fact-finding trip to Mozambique. Cathy Kelly now lives in Wicklow with her partner and their twin sons.