New Habits: From Sisterhood to Motherhood

New Habits: From Sisterhood to Motherhood

by EleanorStewart (Author)

Synopsis

The sequel to the popular Kicking the Habit! When Eleanor Stewart abandoned her vows and her life as a nun, she found herself in the middle of the swinging Sixties - and soon joined in. Boyfriends, parties, and mini-skirts took the place of silence and restraint, as she pursued her career as a midwife and the men she met with equal commitment. Troubled by her relationship with her mother, and what she saw as a growing estrangement from her faith, she finally falls in love and settles down - only to discover her past catching up with her, as she faces infertility. But with her husband at her side, they battle to adopt two children. Will the dream of a happy family, that drove her out of the convent, finally come true?

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: New
Publisher: Lion Books
Published: 20 Feb 2015

ISBN 10: 0745956688
ISBN 13: 9780745956688

Media Reviews
From a secluded world of abstinence and spiritual searching, Eleanor walked out into challenge, disappointment, health problems, relationship ups and downs - in fact, a life familiar to most of us! Her practical, sometimes faltering response, along with a healthy dose of humility and humour, contributes to this heartwarming tale of love, resilience and hope for us all. -- Pam Rhodes
A unique and courageous story of a fabulous and feisty woman moving from the constraints of a convent to the hedonism of the sixties. A tale of feminism, motherhood and courage. -- Emma Freud OBE, Broadcaster and Social Commentator
It's a story which could be straight out of TV's Call The Midwife. -- The Daily Mail
Gripping, funny, poignant, and convincing, it is a powerful evocation of a world about which few of us know. -- Gervase Phinn, bestselling author of The Other Side of the Dale
Author Bio
After eight years in a French order of nuns, Eleanor trained as a nurse and midwife in Liverpool, before leaving to marry. She studied French before lecturing in the subject at the University of Portsmouth.