Best of Friends

by Cathy Kelly (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  2004

  $3.25

  Four very different women are drawn together in the warm and engaging new novel by the bestselling author of JUST BETWEEN US. Good times or bad, friends are always there...In the beautiful town of Dunmore, four women understand what friendship really means. Abby's TV career is taking off, but her marriage to Tom is rocky. Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Jess despairs of ever finding a boyfriend. Lizzie has time for everyone: her grown-up children, her friends, even her ex-husband Myles, but never for herself. And then there's Erin, married and back in Ireland after eight years in Chicago. But can she face up to her past?When tragedy strikes, it rocks the small town. Drawn together in their sadness, the four women realise that life is for living, and they need to grab it with both hands...

• Used

  Paperback
  2012

  $3.25

  Love, life and friendship ...No one captures it better than No. 1 bestseller Cathy Kelly. Good times or bad, friends are always there ...They're friends for life ...and life is for living. In the picturesque harbor tour of Dunmore, four friends are facing hard times. Abby's TV career is taking off, but her marriage to Tom is rocky. Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Jess despairs of ever finding a boyfriend. Lizzie has time for everyone - her family and friends, but never for herself. And Erin, married and back in Ireland after eight years in Chicago, is finding it hard to face up to her past. When tragedy strikes, it rocks the small town. Drawn together in their sadness, the four women suddenly realize what is important - life is for living and they must grab it with both hands.

• New

  Paperback
  2012

  $14.07

  Love, life and friendship ...No one captures it better than No. 1 bestseller Cathy Kelly. Good times or bad, friends are always there ...They're friends for life ...and life is for living. In the picturesque harbor tour of Dunmore, four friends are facing hard times. Abby's TV career is taking off, but her marriage to Tom is rocky. Meanwhile, her teenage daughter Jess despairs of ever finding a boyfriend. Lizzie has time for everyone - her family and friends, but never for herself. And Erin, married and back in Ireland after eight years in Chicago, is finding it hard to face up to her past. When tragedy strikes, it rocks the small town. Drawn together in their sadness, the four women suddenly realize what is important - life is for living and they must grab it with both hands.