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Change For The Better - Pamela Fudge
The years of caring for an alcoholic husband and a demanding mother
are over. With her wayward son finally on the straight and narrow,
Jo Farrell finds the peaceful existence that has always eluded her,
but taking a long hard look at herself and her life Jo isn’t
impressed with either. She longs to make changes but has no idea where
to start, until she writes a list of all the things she had once planned
to do before life got in the way.
Falling in love wasn’t even on the list but suddenly Jo is spoilt
for choice. Her quiet life disappears almost overnight but, unfortunately,
family problems have a habit of reappearing at the most inconvenient
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Best - Pamela Fudge
Stacey Trent has just about given up on love when a whirlwind romance
with the charming Nick Cable persuades her otherwise. Believing
they are to be married she turns her back on home, career and friends
to be with him, only to discover the promise of a future together
is nothing but a tissue of lies.
Stacey finds herself left to the mercy of his older brother, Lex,
who is less than sympathetic having had his fill of clearing up
the trail of ‘weeping females’ Nick regularly leaves
behind. Circumstances force them together and there can be no denying
the attraction growing between them, but will Stacey ever be able
to convince Lex he is more than second best?
(Published by Hale July 2009)
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Blessing In Disguise - Pamela Fudge
When Alex Siddons suddenly discovers she is pregnant after twenty-five
years of a childless marriage, her comfortable life is turned upside
down and her relationship with her husband, Phil, hangs in the balance.
A child at their time of life is the last thing either of them
want or need and yet, despite pressure from Phil, Alex cannot bring
herself to terminate the pregnancy, even if it is the only thing
that will save her marriage.
Facing up to the prospect of life as a single mother, Alex finds unexpected
support from within the Siddons’ family, after many years of
feeling an outsider and through subsequent events she finally learns
the true meaning of family and of love.
(Published by Hale June 2008) |
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High
Infidelity - Pamela Fudge
When a brief affair in Tina Brown’s past
resulted in an unplanned pregnancy, the decision was made not to
share the news with Calum Stacey.
Tina brought up the child alone, keeping from the Leanne her father’s
identity, having decided to provide her with the full facts when
she is eighteen years old. With her birthday just months away, Leanne
is rushed into hospital with suspected meningitis and Tina feels
she has no choice but to contact Calum without delay.
Calum’s engagement to a well-known celebrity makes him newsworthy
and, in the face of the mounting speculation surrounding this past
involvement, animosity must be put aside as they work together to
protect their daughter from the sudden media intrusion.
(Published by Hale October 2007) |
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Widow
On The World - Pamela Fudge
‘The fragrance of freshly ground
coffee was all around us, and everything seemed just as it should
be. That all wasn’t as it should be was becoming increasingly
clear. I couldn’t believe the world, as I knew it, was about
to fall apart round my ears for the second time in twelve short
months. Could life really be that unfair?’
It seemed that it could.
Widowed at 45, Denise has come to the end of that first year alone
and survived. She realises it’s time to get back out into
the world and live her life. However, life and particularly her
own family, it seems, might have other ideas as first her mother
and then her daughter move into a house that is suddenly bursting
at the seams.
A battle of wills ensues, but it is a battle that Denise is determined
to win by fair means or foul, because only when she has sorted everyone
else’s lives out can she finally get on with her own.
Romance doesn’t figure anywhere in her calculations, but
Denise, of all people, should know that life doesn’t always
go according to plan.
(Published by Transita April 2006) |
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| Pam Fudge has had two other
Romances published, by both Linford Large Print and Hale. In addition
both Romances have been published by My Weekly story library. |
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ISBN 0 7090 4949 8 |
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ISBN 0 7089 7920 3 |
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| ROMANTIC
MELODY
- Dizzie Wallace was very satisfied with
her life. She had her own flat, a career she enjoyed as a disc jockey,
a boyfriend whom she was fond of, and a guardian angel in the shape
of a family friend, Lyle Tarrant.
But fond, she eventually realized, was not enough. What her life
actually lacked was love, something she had not experienced since
her teenage crush on Lyle years before. So, as a joke, she decided
to practise her female wiles on him.
Soon she realized that she was falling hopelessly in love with Lyle,
and although he seemed to be attracted to her, he was set to marry
the beautiful Anthea.
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ISBN 0 7090 4682 0 |
(Title changed on publication) |
ISBN 0 7089 7792 8 |
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| RELUCTANT
FOR ROMANCE
- After living and working in London for
some years, Carly Ray rushes home to Dorset on hearing news of her
mother's accident, thereby jeopardizing her job. Her mother seems,
at first, to be seriously hurt and her three spoilt brothers expect
her to take her mother's place in the home. After telling them a
few home truths, she tackles the man responsible for the accident,
Declan O'Halloran.
She soon discovers that all is not as it seems, and is obliged to
accept the man's offer of a job. Against her will, she is attracted
to him, but believing there is no chance of happiness together,
she returns to her life in London.
Her mistake is believing that she can live without him - but it
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