The Two Mrs Robinsons

The Two Mrs Robinsons

by Donna Hay (Author)

Synopsis

Anna lives with Oliver Robinson and their 3-year-old son Charlie. They met when she worked as a waitress at his restaurant; he had recently separated and she was a shoulder to cry on. But friendship turned to love. Now she juggles motherhood with part-time work and she couldn't be happier. Or perhaps she could? Oliver has never divorced his first wife Eve who is everything Anna is not. Eve insists on making herself part of their lives and her demands soak up much of their time and income. Anna understands that Oliver needs to support his two teenage children, but why should they keep Eve too? The situation looks set to grumble on indefinitely unless someone or something shakes it up. And something does - it's called Fate. Oliver is killed in a car crash, leaving both women shattered. How will they react to this appalling tragedy? Will it drive them further apart, or force them to cut their losses and pull together for the sake of their children and their futures?

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 352
Publisher: Orion
Published: 18 Apr 2007

ISBN 10: 0752874527
ISBN 13: 9780752874524
Book Overview: Donna's trade sales doubled to 12,000 copies with NO PLACE FOR A WOMAN Winner of the RNA New Writers' Award for her debut WAITING IN THE WINGS Donna Hay attracts features, and her novels are well reviewed, especially in women's magazines: 'A witty novel about tangled relationships' Hello; 'A warm, witty and entertaining novel' Woman's Own; 'Humour and sparkle' Katie Fforde; 'This tale will make you love your sister more than ever!' Company; 'A wonderful talent' Erica James Donna writes regularly for TV Times and What's On TV magazine and has her own column in Chat magazine

Author Bio
Donna Hay's first novel, 'Waiting in the Wings', won her the RNA New Writers' Award, and since then she has attracted praise from critics for 'Kiss & Tell', 'Such a Perfect Sister', 'Some Kind of Hero', 'Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday' and 'No Place for a Woman'. She writes regularly for TV TIMES and WHAT'S ON TV magazine. She lives in York with her husband and daughter.