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Fresh as a Daisy

Fresh as a Daisy

by Valerie-AnneBaglietto (Author)

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    Paperback 2003

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Synopsis

Daisy's feet have barely touched the ground since marrying Ben Kavanagh after a passionate, whirlwind romance. But she's soon brought down to earth with a bump when she meets her in-laws in their impressive Jacobean manor house. Ben's father and stepmother are suspicious of her motives, and she instantly feels like an outsider. As the bloom fades from her marriage, Daisy finds herself turning to the charming and enigmatic Jerome. But when her past comes back to confront her, she realises she's not the only one harbouring a secret or two. Will Daisy work out what it is she really wants ...before she ends up losing it all?

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 352
 Publisher: Coronet
Published: 21 Jul 2003
ISBN 10: 0340824174
ISBN 13: 9780340824177

Media Reviews
'A light-hearted read.' -- Woman's Way 20030923 A fun read. -- Company (The Wrong Sort of Girl) Heartwarming and funny -- Katie Fforde (The Wrong Sort of Girl) A must for old-fashioned romantics. -- Best (The Wrong Sort of Girl) A really lovely North Walian story. -- Joan Stockdale, The North Wales Chronicle 20030724
Author Bio
Valerie-Anne Baglietto was born in Gibraltar in 1971. Her grandfather and great-grandfather were both writers, so Valerie-Anne keeps the tradition in the family and writes under her maiden name. Although she always wanted to be a novelist, she worked in London as a graphic designer for a couple of years while scribbling fiction in her spare time. To her delight, in 2000 she won the Romantic Novelists' Association New Writers' Award. However, when she realised that she would have to make a speech, her delight wavered momentarily. She lives in Essex with her husband, but no cats, because unfortunately he's allergic to them. Valerie-Anne hopes that he won't develop a sudden allergy to dirty nappies, as that would be far too convenient