My Mother's Secret
A warm family drama full of humour and heartache
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- 39,00 kr
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- 39,00 kr
Publisher Description
Sheila O'Flanagan's MY MOTHER'S SECRET is a thought-provoking and unputdownable novel about a family reeling from the news that nothing about their parents' marriage is what they believed it to be. A wonderful read perfect for fans of Veronica Henry and Lisa Jewell.
When Steffie helps her two siblings organize a surprise wedding anniversary party for their parents her only worry is whether they'll be pleased. What she doesn't know is this is the day that her whole world will be turned upside down.
Jenny wants to be able to celebrate her ruby anniversary with the man she loves, but for forty years she has kept a secret. A secret that she can't bear to hide any longer. But is it ever the right time to hurt the people closest to you?
As the entire family gather to toast the happy couple, they're expecting a day to remember. The trouble is, it's not going to be for the reasons they imagined...
What readers are saying about My Mother's Secret:
'A novel with humour and heartache and a believable ending. Heart-warming, entertaining and very enjoyable' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
'Sheila O'Flanagan always seems to create a cast of characters that you can identify with and care about. My Mother's Secret is no exception. I found myself instantly connecting with them' Goodreads reviewer, 5 stars
'A great book in true Sheila O'Flanagan style. The characters are all great warm-hearted Irish folk and there are many laughs and twists and turns along the way' Amazon reviewer, 5 stars
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
The 20th book by Irish author Sheila O’Flanagan is a bustling, warm-hearted saga that launches many dramatic bombshells. A surprise party for Jenny and Pascal Sheehan’s 40th wedding anniversary, organised by the couple’s children, goes awry. With a cast of thousands, O’Flanagan’s novel boasts photorealistic characters and a crisis-filled plot that’s still utterly believable. My Mother’s Secret is relatable, humorous and romantic—just what we’ve come to expect from O’Flanagan.
