The Almost Wife: An absolutely gripping and emotional page turner (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781786813923)

'Made me sob my heart out... heartbreaking.' The Writing Garnet

Helen knows exactly how many stitches to hem a gown, the best type of silk for summer and how to make any woman look beautiful... but she doesn't know how to fix her own broken heart.

Helen Whittaker's beloved husband died three years ago. She misses him every moment of every day. The only thing that eases her pain is her job at the White Gallery - a gorgeous boutique tucked away in her tumbledown, wisteria-covered cottage in the English countryside.

Helen doesn't know how to ask for help - not even from her own daughter, who feels so distant since it happened. Helen doesn't even know she needs saving... but everything is about to change...

Sometimes life's unexpected twists can change everything in a moment. Sometimes heartbreak is the only way you can begin to heal. And sometimes second chances can be found in the most unlikely of places.

An unforgettable and emotional book-club read about family, love and life's unexpected second chances. If you love Jojo Moyes, Nancy Thayer and Mary Alice Monroe, you will adore this unputdownable page-turner.

Readers absolutely love The Almost Wife...

'You'll need to grab a box of tissues... one of the most captivating, beautiful, and flawlessly written books I think I have ever read... PERFECTLY perfect in every way.' The Writing Garnet, 5 stars

'I am not going to lie, but I sobbed in this book. Not just a little trickle of tears, I sobbed where it got plain ugly. God, I loved this book ... I feel like I have made new friends... I cried with them, laughed with them, cheered with them and my heart broke with them.' Zoo Loo Book Blog, 5 stars

'I laughed, I cheered, I cried my way through the book... a wonderful, emotional and gripping read that you won't want to put down.' Katie's Book Cave, 5 stars

'WOW ... I loved each and every one of their stories... really a well-crafted story... Absolutely recommend.' Audio Killed the Bookmark