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Emma Robinson

Emma Robinson thinks of herself as one of the ‘Bridget Jones generation’ – who are now grown up and having children – and writes novels for women who feel the same. She also has a blog, Motherhood for Slackers, which takes a humorous look at parenthood, and includes poems such as ‘Dear Teacher’ about her son starting school which has been shared around the world. Emma is an English teacher and lives in Essex with a patient husband and two children who are an endless source of material.

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Title:

Happily Never After

Written by:

Emma Robinson 

Read by:

Julie Maisey 

Format:

Unabridged CD Audio Book 

Number of CDs:

8 

Duration:

8 hours 46 minutes 

Published:

February 01 2021 

Available Date:

February 01 2021 

Age Category:

Adult 

ISBN:

9781867515180 

Genres:

Fiction; Contemporary; Humorous Fiction; Romance 

Publisher:

Bolinda/Audible audio 

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AUD$ 39.95

AUD$ 39.95

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A hilarious, romantic love story about mothers, daughters and how on earth to find Prince Charming.

She closed her eyes. Think with your head. Your heart can’t be trusted. Life is not a fairy tale ... Single mum Rory doesn’t believe in love. She’s got far too many real problems to deal with. She’s just bought a tumbledown house. Her mother is generally behaving like a wicked witch, insisting on calling her Aurora and generally interfering in her (admittedly pitiful lack of) love life. And her 16-year-old daughter has finally grown out of Disney princesses and discovered dating ... But Rory’s adamant that she doesn’t need saving. In fact, the only thing she’s wishing on a star for is a bit of practical help. However, when she meets a builder whose name is John Prince and who seems to be in the habit of rescuing her (right down to finding her lost shoe one evening), she might have to face a truth as uncomfortable as hobbling home barefoot – that maybe there’s something enchanted in the air. Her mother, daughter and friends are convinced her prince has come, but Rory just wishes everyone could let it go. Especially when she hears a story that makes her question whether he is really the hero everyone thinks he is ...

'This was a beautifully written book, which had me hooked from the beginning and not wanting to put the book down. '
Stardust Reviews