Annabel and Her Sisters

Annabel is in the thick of sandwich generation territory.Widowed for nearly a decade and bringing up two teenagers alone, she now faces the dilemma of what is best for her ageing mother.Her strong-willed sisters, Ginnie and Clarissa, have already mentally sold her mother''s London house, mentally spent the proceeds, but Annabel isn''t sure what her mother will think of their plan. . .After a decade on her own, Annabel''s children have also decided now is the time to act as match makers. Before she knows it, Annabel has two romantic prospects; the charming, ex-army builder currently doing the loft extension in her home and, even more unexpectedly, the vicar from her local church.But when family secrets come to light which threaten the entire fabric of Annabel''s childhood and family, what - or who - she needs in her life comes becomes suddenly crystal clear to her, in the most surprising of ways. . .>

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Catherine Alliott is the author of seventeen bestselling novels including My Husband Next Door, A Rural Affair, One Day in May, The Secret Life of Evie Hamilton, and A Cornish Summer and Behind Closed Doors. She lives with her family in Hertfordshire.

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Sisters, Secrets, and Second Chances: A Heartfelt Story of Family, Love, and Hidden Truths

The charming and witty novel from the Queen of Romantic Comedy, Catherine Alliott

'Her writing is both intelligent and sparkling' MARIAN KEYES

'Alliott is always an absolute joy to read' VERONICA HENRY

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Annabel loves her sisters.

But when their mother decides to sell her leafy London home and divide her time - and the money - between her three daughters, their bond is tested.

Strident Clarissa wants to restore her ramshackle farm.
Glamorous Ginnie, her stately country pile.
Only Annabel is questioning their mother's motives for the move.

But her sisters are far more interested in why Annabel remains single -- even though the perfect man could be sitting right under her nose.

With their mother acting increasingly strangely, Annabel uncovers a long-hidden secret, one which could change everything she believed about her family history.

Will delving into the past risk the love of her sisters?

Or should she follow their advice and make finding love her priority?