Having just finished reading and reviewing The Wrong Man by the same author, I was looking forward to reading The Godmother. ‘Stop trying to be brave all the time, Rachel. Fear is a necessary part of being alive. Sometimes we have to let it show. We have to own up to it or it drives us mad.’ Rachel Elliot is single and attractive, a director of a successful advertising agency, with a handsome lover, close friends, and a clutch of beloved godchildren. But as her fortieth birthday approaches, so does a whispering fear that she might have missed the point……

I would like to think that I’ve read all of Amanda Prowse’s books, but I haven’t and I’m always happy to read another one. As always with All Good Things, Ms Prowse doesn’t disappoint. Book Description In this captivating story from the bestselling author of Picking up the Pieces, Daisy has always envied the perfect family next door. But will a weekend of unexpected drama prove that the grass isn’t always greener? Daisy Harrop has always felt like she exists in the background, and since her mother stopped getting out of bed, her life has come to a complete standstill. Daisy…

The Wrong Man is the first book I’ve read by this author and I’m looking forward to reading and reviewing another of her books – The Godmother – soon. Book Description ‘In the weeks that followed, Jane did her best not to think about anything very much. Usually, it worked. But every so often she would freeze, and tremble at the terrifying realisation that she wanted to leave her husband.’ While many regard her marriage with admiration and a touch of envy, Jane Lytton quietly reaches the shocking conclusion that her relationship with Michael, a successful banker with little time…