Other Peoples poignant story marriage divorce

Readers of Erica James, Elizabeth Noble and Amanda Prowse will love this wonderfully thoughtprovoking and moving novel of family dynamics from multimillion copy bestselling author Joanna Trollope. It really is Trollope at her very best. A gripping read as shrewdly observant of psychological and domestic detail as anything she has written Daily TelegraphWonderfully and compulsively readable... She can be as subtle as Austen, as sharp as Bronte. Trollopes brilliant Mail on SundayTrollope has shown herself capable of such emotional depth, that although you turn the pages quickly, it is with trembling fingers The TimesOne of the very best stories Ive ever read Reader reviewSuperb Reader reviewA compulsive read Reader reviewI loved every moment of this book Reader reviewCouldnt put it down... Reader reviewTWO PEOPLE IN LOVE DONT NECESSARILY MAKE A FAMILYFor eightyearold Rufus life has become complicated. His parents, Josie and Tom, have divorced and are setting off on separate paths. But now, other people have had to become involved, like his mothers new husband Matthew and his fathers new friend Elizabeth. Whats even worse is that there are other children too, Matthews three teenagers, who have been conditioned by their mother Nadine to hate his mother Josie. Matthews children come to their father for weekends and make it clear how much they loathe Josie. Rufus secretly prefers to be with his father, in his peaceful flat in Bath, where he realises that he doesnt... | Joanna Trollope Other People's Children : a poignant story of marriage, divorce