Bad Manors

Bad Manors

by Lisa Armstrong (Author)

Synopsis

Cat is the single mother of precocious 10-year-old Lily, and the only daughter of a middle-aged feminist style guru who is simultaneously appalled by her ideal-less job (management consultant) and lack of fashion sense. Cat thinks things might be looking up at work when hot new VP Toby takes her under his wing; his mentoring is starting to turn to something more personal when she is unexpectedly left a run-down naturopathic clinic in the depths of the country. What Cat doesn't know is that Sir Rodney, who left her the clinic, was her father. What she does know is that it's a challenge and an opportunity and her daughter and au pair really want her to take it. So she does, and in addition to the clinic inherits an extraordinary collection of eccentric guests, conspiracies and potential heartbreak!

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 448
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd
Published: 13 Oct 2003

ISBN 10: 0340824565
ISBN 13: 9780340824566
Book Overview: Lisa Armstrong's other books include Dead Stylish and Front Row .

Media Reviews
'A brilliantly funny read' - Heat 'Good frothy fiction can be hard to come by, but this chunky paperback fits the bill ... revelations galore keep this cheery novel pummelling aloing while its plot has more twists and turns than a West Country Lane' - Daily Mail Praise for Lisa Armstrong: 'Lisa Armstrong has done for frocks what Jilly Cooper did for polo ... She has a wry eye, and what she saw was the zeitgeist ... a merrily entertaining novel with an eerie finger on the pulse of everything modern ... irresistibly funny' - Victoria Mather in the Daily Mail 'There's no better book to flash from your Kelly bag as you had off to the sun, sex and sand than Dead Stylish...Fab!' - Elle 'High on swank, a biting tale' - Glamour 'A wickedly funny second novel' - Heat on Dead Stylish 'Great escapism' - Woman's Own 'A brilliantly funny read' - Heat on Bad Manors
Author Bio
Lisa Armstrong became a journalist after graduating from Bristol University. She has worked on newspapers and magazines, and was Fashion Features Director of Vogue before becoming Style Editor at the Times. She lives in North London with her husband and two daughters.