Out of the Blue
by Isabel Wolff | Literature & Fiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0006513417 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0006513417 Global Overview for this book
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Synopsis
Faith Martin's sunny life just got a little bit cloudy . . .
Faith Martin, AM-UK!'s face of the morning weather, is used to delivering the forecast. But this surprisingly unglam celeb is not used to being told the forecast — especially when it concerns her own marriage. After years of wedded bliss, there isn't much about her husband, Peter, that this thirty-five-year-old doesn't know. In fact, her quiet family life seems almost too comfy . . . until a casual remark from Faith's ultra-glam best friend plants a seed of doubt that takes root and strangles all sense of Faith's contentedness. Faith begins to assess everything about her mild life — snippets of conversation, Peter's surprising new look, the attentions of a handsome new acquaintance and the small fire burning inside her, licking at the possibility that, out of the blue, her life is about to change . . .
For every woman who's let a breeze of a doubt about her lover's fidelity turn into a full-blown hurricane. . . .
Isabel Wolff was born in Warwickshire and studied English at Cambridge. Her first novel was the bestselling romantic comedy, The Trials of Tiffany Trott, which was followed by another bestseller, The Making of Minty Malone. Out of the Blue is her third novel. She lives in London.
Faith Martin's sunny life just got a little bit cloudy . . .
Faith Martin, AM-UK!'s face of the morning weather, is used to delivering the forecast. But this surprisingly unglam celeb is not used to being told the forecast — especially when it concerns her own marriage. After years of wedded bliss, there isn't much about her husband, Peter, that this thirty-five-year-old doesn't know. In fact, her quiet family life seems almost too comfy . . . until a casual remark from Faith's ultra-glam best friend plants a seed of doubt that takes root and strangles all sense of Faith's contentedness. Faith begins to assess everything about her mild life — snippets of conversation, Peter's surprising new look, the attentions of a handsome new acquaintance and the small fire burning inside her, licking at the possibility that, out of the blue, her life is about to change . . .
For every woman who's let a breeze of a doubt about her lover's fidelity turn into a full-blown hurricane. . . .
Isabel Wolff was born in Warwickshire and studied English at Cambridge. Her first novel was the bestselling romantic comedy, The Trials of Tiffany Trott, which was followed by another bestseller, The Making of Minty Malone. Out of the Blue is her third novel. She lives in London.
Well, this is the third book by Isabel Wolff that I have read. I enjoyed it, but much like Making Minty Malone, I had a horribly hard time getting into the story, and liking the charecters. However, once I got past a certain point I found the story engaging.
sending to chapter 1 of the chapter 12 exchange group for 2009
