Waiting In The Wings

Waiting In The Wings

by Donna Hay (Author)

Synopsis

Actress Annie Mitchell is devastated. Her husband Max has run off with her best friend, leaving her with a stack of unpaid bills and the self-esteem of the last sandwich in a railway buffet. Her unsympathetic agent is not much help either. Assuring Annie that there is life after heartbreak, she instructs her to go to a party where she will meet the artistic director of the Phoenix theatre in Middlethorpe who just happens to be looking for a female lead in his forthcoming production of Much Ado About Nothing. Fortified by the odd glass or four of Dutch courage, Annie runs into old flame Nick Ryan whom she drunkenly - and unsuccessfully - attempts to seduce. Vowing that she will never, ever touch a drop of anything remotely alcoholic again, she staggers to the audition - to find that the artistic director is none other than Nick Ryan, and she has been chosen to play Beatrice. So Annie ends up in Middlethorpe - possibly the most boring town in the north of England, she thinks. But she has reckoned without the series of freak accidents that look set to ensure that the Phoenix will never open, least of all on the opening night; and her feelings for Nick whom she has to acknowledge is not only tall and dark, but kind and disconcertingly sexy.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 312
Edition: Promotion Copy
Publisher: Orion
Published: 13 Jan 2000

ISBN 10: 0752825356
ISBN 13: 9780752825359
Book Overview: Winner of the RNA New Writers' Award 1999 With her own column in TV Times, author has great contacts in magazine world Will appeal to the Cathy Kelly / Jill Mansell market

Author Bio
Donna Hay is a well known TV journalist. Having joined IPC in1979, she worked her way up through the ranks, becoming the youngest ever editor of My Guy magazine in 1982, and features editor of Prima in 1986. In 1988 she left IPC to go freelance, and for the past eight years has been the regular soaps correspondent of What's On TV magazine, interviewing the stars and writing features. Since January of this year, she's had her own column in TV Times. What's On TV and TV Times are the two bestselling magazines in the country.