Going Too Far
Author: Alliott, Catherine
ISBN: 9780241958292
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Year First Published: 2018
Pages: 528
Dimensions: 197mm x 131mm x 35mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
A reissue of the hilarious romantic comedy from the queen of women's fiction.
Polly Penhalligan is outraged at the suggestion that since getting married to Nick and settling into their beautiful manor farmhouse in Cornwall she has let herself go. But watching a lot of telly and gorging on biscuits, not getting dressed until lunchtime and waiting for pregnancy to strike are not the signs of someone living an active and fulfilled life.
So Polly does something rash.
She allows her home to be used as a location for a TV advert. Having a glamorous film crew around will certainly put a bomb under the idyllic, rural life. Only perhaps she should have consulted Nick first.
Because before the cameras have even started to roll - and complete chaos descends on the farm - Polly's marriage has been turned upside down. This time she really has gone too far . . .
ISBN: 9780241958292
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Year First Published: 2018
Pages: 528
Dimensions: 197mm x 131mm x 35mm
Format: Paperback / softback
Description
A reissue of the hilarious romantic comedy from the queen of women's fiction.
Polly Penhalligan is outraged at the suggestion that since getting married to Nick and settling into their beautiful manor farmhouse in Cornwall she has let herself go. But watching a lot of telly and gorging on biscuits, not getting dressed until lunchtime and waiting for pregnancy to strike are not the signs of someone living an active and fulfilled life.
So Polly does something rash.
She allows her home to be used as a location for a TV advert. Having a glamorous film crew around will certainly put a bomb under the idyllic, rural life. Only perhaps she should have consulted Nick first.
Because before the cameras have even started to roll - and complete chaos descends on the farm - Polly's marriage has been turned upside down. This time she really has gone too far . . .
