Author:Rachel Gibson
Hey, pretty lady, haven't we met?
Yes, beautiful thirty-something Autumn Haven has definitely met hockey-superstar Sam LeClaire before. Several years ago she had a passionate, Vegas-inspired fling with him involving getting hitched in an Elvis-themed wedding chapel and ending with her waking up in a hotel room: alone, heartbroken... and pregnant.
So these days, reminding her ex-husband that she even exists isn't high on Autumn's to-do list. But they have a child, Conner, and suddenly Sam claims to have grown up, wanting to be more involved with his son. And handsome, drop-dead sexy Sam always gets what he wants. Being a good dad to Conner is one thing, but to her horror, Autumn realises she still finds it practically impossible to be around Sam without falling for his charms once again. And that's the last thing she wants... isn't it?
Sexy, funny, unputdownable - there's no one quite like Rachel Gibson.
I loved Lily-Josephine. Kate Saunders is such a wonderful writer
—— Jilly CooperAn unashamedly sentimental saga that will keep you roaring with laughter and weeping buckets in equal measure... Lily-Josephine is an armchair-and-cocoa novel of the highest order
—— Daily TelegraphIt's a farytale and thriller, romance and tragedy, everything that a gripping read should be... one of those books you won't be able to put down, or forget
—— Woman's RealmThis novel is driven by passion, lust and unrequited love - and it contains all the classic elements that make a good fairytale
—— ExpressLily-Josephine is a vibrant, unpretentious reworking of timeless themes
—— Helen DunmoreClassy, vivid and clever. This epic of relative secrets has echoes of Snow White, and is no less scarlet and juicy than the proverbial apple
—— SheDisgracefully enjoyable... beguiling, deftly-written, high class hocus-pocus
—— Daily MailIt's Snow White with sex, and lots of it... the whole thing is just the ticket for when you're romance-free
—— Red MagazineAn absorbing, rollicking story, throbbing with sex and effortlessly controlled by the increasingly assured Kate Saunders
—— Good HousekeepingThis ripping yarn of mystery, murder and the machinating arms tycoon Baron Krapaud of Toad Hall is both irresistibly exciting and sumptuously designed.
—— TelegraphGrandville is a favourite of ours.
—— Bleeding CoolA multi-layered book that is both wildly witty and deeply wise.
—— David Robinson , ScotsmanA tender, witty and poignant look back at a lifelong obsession with fitness.
—— Paula Hawkins , ObserverAn astonishing graphic novel/memoir whose precise drawings capture Bechdel's life-long hunt for transcendence through physical exertion.
—— Simon Kuper and Murad Ahmed , Financial Times, *Books of the Year*The biggest event of the year was the return of Alison Bechdel... Bechdel's previous books have made her one of the superstars of graphic fiction, and this funny, perceptive and merciless account shows that...her talent remains undimmed.
—— James Smart , Guardian, *Books of the Year*The Secret to Superhuman Strength... demands to be reread immediately... and does the reader far more good than a Peloton class and a cup of turmeric tea.
—— Rachel Cooke , Observer, *Books of the Year*A joyful book, a feast of colour, wit and ideas about living in ever-changing times
—— Max Liu , iNews, *Books of the Year*The brilliant cartoonist traces her own history of (sometimes obsessive) exercise in this stunning graphic memoir.
—— Bill Hayes , Reader's Digest
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