by Adele Geras (Author)
My name is Marie Cotter and I want you to believe me. Every word of this story is true. This is what happened to me. I'm back home again now, and sometimes, when I think about Bowdon House, I feel as if I was someone else when I was there, taking care of Amy. I'm trying to get back to normal. But I miss her so much. Also, I can't stop the dreams coming at night... Seventeen-year-old Marie has had a lot to cope with in her young life. Now she is recovering, and gets a job working for the widower, Dr Slade, looking after his four-year-old daughter, Amy. At first, her new job seems perfect. Marie loves Amy, and Amy seems to like Marie, too. But, not long after arriving at Bowdon House, things start to change. It seems that not everyone is happy with the new situation...There appears to be someone else in the house - someone who is determined to come between Amy and Marie...
Format: Paperback
Pages: 112
Edition: paperback / softback
Publisher: Orion
Published: 01 Mar 2007
ISBN 10: 0752882244
ISBN 13: 9780752882246
Book Overview: LILY will be supported by the high-profile World Book Day marketing campaign. Already a bestselling children's author, Adele Geras has now established herself as a first-rate writer of contemporary women's fiction. FACING THE LIGHT, HESTER'S STORY and MADE IN HEAVEN all received excellent reviews: 'Secrets and revelations are the order of the day in this gripping novel ... you'll be hooked from the start, and when you've finished it, you'll wish you hadn't' Company. 'The author's warm writing style and her skills with her characters will keep you reading with pleasure. Her first novel, Facing the Light, was a deserved bestseller and this will surely join it' Choice. 'Beautifully written, wonderfully evocative ... A not-to-be-missed treat' Penny Vincenzi. 'Geras assuredly draws the reader into this deeply involving grade A saga, which has a grip that's impossible to shake off' Woman & Home. If you like Wesley and Howard, or Binchy and Pilcher even, you will love this book ... this is about as good as popular fiction gets' The Scotsman.