Angela Fytton -- wonderwife and supermother -- has been unceremoniously dumped by her husband. Like many a good wife before her, she has been replaced for a younger model. Now, divorced but determined, she rediscovers the iron in her soul and decides to fight. She moves to the country, leaving her entirely selfish teenage children with their father and his sweet new bride, and waits. One day, she knows, her husband will return. Meanwhile, she yields herself up to the notion that country life is pure and good and country people are next to angels -- and finds that this is very far from the truth....

Another delightful romp into life, love, marriage and infidelity is penned bythe author of "Mrs. Fytton's Country Life."

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Joan's answer to life after divorce is happy seclusion. Sherejects the outside world and embarks on a contentedexistence of isolated self-indulgence. But when she meetsthe roguish, desirable actor Finbar Flynn, the walls of her citadel begin to crack. `There has always been a touch of the Alan Bennett about Mavis Cheek. Both writers share an uncanny talent for capturing the cadences of the way we speak, and for re-creating them on the page so delicately and with such charm that it takes your breath away.¿ Daily Mail

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