The Motherhood Walk of Fame

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Carly Cooper, harassed mother and disillusioned writer, has often been tempted to head for the hills. She just never imagined they'd be the Hollywood ones

A hilarious romantic comedy for anyone whos ever had their head in the clouds
Carly's living the dream. Almost. She has the kids, the husband, the lethargic sex life, and who cares if her novels aren't exactly bestsellers pole-vaulting her ironing pile is excitement enough.
Just when she's resigned to domestic mediocrity, a phone call from Hollywood changes everything. Carly is off to Tinseltown
As she arrives in LA, Carly knows life will be transformedbut she doesn't count on marital disaster, a career roller-coaster and an A-list movie star who wants to offer her more than just a friendly welcome.
Carly Cooper is strutting along the Hollywood Walk of Fame but can she get to the end without falling flat on her face

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Praise for THE MOTHERHOOD WALK OF FAME: 'Great fun from start to finish.' Jenny Colgan, author of West End Girls and Do You Remember the First Time 'There are just two words for Shari Low: utterly hilarious. I laughed like a drain.' Carmen Reid, author of The Personal Shopper and Three in a Bed Praise for Shari Low: "More fun than a girl's night out!" OK All bookshop, independent and library sales to Gardners Books www.gardners.com http://pubeasy.books.gardners.com Customer Care Tel: +44 (0)1323 521777 Customer Care Fax: +44 (0)1323 521666 Gardcall: 01323 521444

Author Bio

For much of Shari's working life she was a nightclub manager, standing on club doors arguing with crazy drunk people in Glasgow and Shanghai. She also ran a leisure complex in Hong Kong, a position that, given her ample curves, made her the fattest health club manager in South East Asia. However, one March day in 2000, she got her first book deal. Ten minutes later she discovered that she was pregnant. Two children, stretch marks and oh-my-God-the-cellulite later, Shari now spends her days writing books, screenplays and two weekly columns for the Daily Record. It's great! but she does miss the crazy drunk people!