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Surfing in Stilettos

Carol Wyer

Paperback | Pages: 250 pages

Rating: 4.21 | 67 Users | 22 Reviews

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Title	:	Surfing in Stilettos
Author	:	Carol Wyer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	2nd Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 250 pages
Published	:	May 19th 2016 by Delancey Press (first published June 1st 2012)
Categories	:	Fiction

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Amanda Wilson is all geared up for an exciting gap-year, travelling across Europe. She soon finds her plans thwarted when she is abandoned in France with only a cellarful of Chateau Plonk, a large, orange Space Hopper, and Old Ted, the dog, for company. Fate has intervened to turn Amanda's life on its head. First the campervan breaks down. Then her dopey son, Tom, who is staying in their house in the UK, begins wrecking it, one piece at a time. The jaw-dropping video Skype calls that her irrepressible mother insists on making are, by contrast, making Amanda's humdrum trip even less palatable. Finally, she discovers that her new-found, French friend, Bibi Chevalier, had engineered a plan to ensure that her philandering husband would never stray again; unfortunately, Amanda is unwittingly drawn into the scheme, becoming a target. Meanwhile, on a beach in Sydney, a lonely Todd Bradshaw realises that his first true love, Amanda Wilson, is definitely the only woman for him. Can he get back into her good books and hopefully back into her arms with his latest plan? Or will fate intervene yet again and turn everyone's lives upside down?

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Original Title:	Surfing in Stilettos
ISBN:	1907205349 (ISBN13: 9781907205347)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.delanceypress.co.uk
Literary Awards:	Readers' Favorite Book Award for Romance - Contemporary (Gold) (2013), Kindle Book Award Nominee for Romance (Semi-Finalist) (2013)

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Ratings: 4.21 From 67 Users | 22 Reviews

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This is the sequel to the fabulous Mini Skirts and Laughter Lines. The story follows on from the first book. Amanda Wilson and her husband Phil and not forgetting a bright orange space hopper. Are about to embark on a gap year of travelling. They have arrived in France in a camper van. The trip is to bring them closer together, but they are in for a bumpy ride.Todd Bragshaw is back on the scene, now seemingly a changed man, after a cycle accident leaves him seriously injured. Todd has set his

When I first started this book I admit that I was worried about not being able to relate to the main character who was in her fifties, because I hadnt got there myself yet. Well Im pleased to say that it wasnt an issue at all I grew very fond of Amanda and thanks to the clear writing style I was easily able to understand where she was coming from.It did take me a little while to fully engage with the storyline but once I did I was hooked, from then on I found it easy to sail through the pages

Great book...Great book... kept me reading till I was thru the whole book...I would recommend it to all of the older generation, knees who have experienced life's highs and lows...

I took Surfing in Stilettos away with me on holiday. I like to try different genres and as everyone seemed to love it, thought it would make a good holiday read. I was not disappointed and quickly became embroiled in the ups and downs of Amanda's life. She had a lot to contend with - a somewhat reluctant husband accompanying her across Europe in a not-fit-for purpose mobile home plus a disaster-prone son left back in the UK to house sit. Poor Amanda lurched from one situation to another and once

I discovered Carol E Wyer thanks to a friend who recommended her book. I read her first book, Mini Skirts and Laughter Lines and enjoyed it so much, I couldn't wait to get my hands on this, the sequel.Was I disappointed? No way! Was it as good as the first book? No, it was even better and that is saying something. In Surfing in Stilettos Ms Wyer shows gives us even more rounded characters, a plot that has an abundance of twists and turns, and a huge amount of hilarity.Do not make the mistake of

I became aware of Carol Weyers work through her blog and found her writing so entertaining that I decided to read Surfing in Stilettos. I wasnt disappointed. I needed a break and turns out this book gave me one. I had quite a romp through the French countryside, many laugh-out loud moments, and became thoroughly engaged with Amanda and particularly her mother.But underneath are real-life issues that women are facing or will have to in the future and Carol has woven these deeper matters into an

Next time youre feeling a little bit down in the dumps, dont go to the doctor or reach for a happy pill, read this book. Its a tonic, its feel-good, its fun. I guarantee it will lift your spirits and that you will click the last page and say, Oh, how I enjoyed that! The story centres around Amanda Wilson, who is in her fifties and has a newly retired husband. Husband Phil hasnt quite encompassed the wonders of retirement too enthusiastically, and with an adult son who hasnt grasped the concept