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Tuscan Soup

English · Paperback / Softback

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Zusatztext I loved the novel: I saw myself in it and all of Tuscany. It's tightly written! it's very funny and once started! couldn't be put down. Informationen zum Autor Born and brought up in Leicester! Lou Wakefield is a writer! director and actor. Highlights of her eclectic career include being in the original cast of TOP GIRLS at the Royal Court and the Public Theatre in New York; playing Janet in the ROCKY HORROR SHOW at the King's Road Theatre in 1975! and Jackie Woodstock in THE ARCHERS. TV appearances include INSIDE OUT! MORSE! THE BILL and CASUALTY. Amongst her many television productions! she has directed CORONATION STREETand BROOKSIDE. She wrote the award winning FIRM FRIENDS for ITV! and co-writes the highly successful Ladies of Letters for BBC Radio 4! which stars Prunella Scales and Patricia Routledge. TUSCAN SOUP is Lou Wakefield's first novel. Klappentext A hilarious romantic comedy which takes place during a momentous summer holiday in Tuscany A hilarious romantic comedy which takes place during a momentous summer holiday in Tuscany Zusammenfassung Single art teacher Marion Hardcastle is rather regretting having agreed to come on holiday with Tom and Janice Cowlishaw. They aren't exactly kindred spirits. And they aren't exactly being made to feel welcome by the supercilious owner of the Palazzo Fratorelli. The Contessa seems to be much more interested in ingratiating herself with her other guests! famous theatre director Terence Armstrong! and film stars! Christopher Bassett and Beatrice Miller-Mander. But! in the warmth of the Italian sunshine! the guests at the Palazzo gradually start to throw off their traditional British reserve - and so begins an extraordinary week of drama! danger! passion! violence! tears! tantrums! sordid secrets - and unexpected romance. Even Marion thaws enough to start enjoying herself. And! who knows! perhaps even fall in love . . .

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Authors Lou Wakefield
Publisher Hodder & Stoughton
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 04.04.2002
 
EAN 9780340733806
ISBN 978-0-340-73380-6
No. of pages 406
Dimensions 112 mm x 177 mm x 25 mm
Series Coronet Paperbacks
Coronet Paperbacks
Subject Fiction > Narrative literature

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