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Tales From A Honeymoon Hotel: a warm and witty holiday read about life after 'I Do'
On sale
31st January 2013
Price: £7.99
‘An addictive summer read’ Closer – 4*
Three newly-wed couples. Three honeymoons. One hotel. And the ultimate question: will true love really conquer all?
Hotel Angelo, Croatia. Offers temptingly romantic views, unexpected exes and some serious doubts after ‘I Do’
Gemma and Andy Collins are childhood sweethearts and madly in love. Gemma is determined to have the perfect honeymoon after their perfect wedding – except that nothing seems to be going to plan. Soon she discovers that they are not the only honeymooners at the hotel, nor the only ones with a secret lying between them . . .
Jo and Mark Weston, a young couple who should have stars in their eyes, seem oddly subdued – and strangely matched, while older couple Ruby and Harold Dimmock are finally free to enjoy their lives together, but guilty consciences cast a shadow on their golden years.
Over their holiday, all three couples will discover that an immediate post-wedding happy-ever-after is not always guaranteed, but also that true love is worth fighting for . . .
Praise for Sheila Norton (writing as Olivia Ryan):
‘Like a good cappuccino, there’s more to this book than just an enjoyable, witty read’ Katie Fforde
‘This is a delightful novel that many women will relate to’ Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special
Three newly-wed couples. Three honeymoons. One hotel. And the ultimate question: will true love really conquer all?
Hotel Angelo, Croatia. Offers temptingly romantic views, unexpected exes and some serious doubts after ‘I Do’
Gemma and Andy Collins are childhood sweethearts and madly in love. Gemma is determined to have the perfect honeymoon after their perfect wedding – except that nothing seems to be going to plan. Soon she discovers that they are not the only honeymooners at the hotel, nor the only ones with a secret lying between them . . .
Jo and Mark Weston, a young couple who should have stars in their eyes, seem oddly subdued – and strangely matched, while older couple Ruby and Harold Dimmock are finally free to enjoy their lives together, but guilty consciences cast a shadow on their golden years.
Over their holiday, all three couples will discover that an immediate post-wedding happy-ever-after is not always guaranteed, but also that true love is worth fighting for . . .
Praise for Sheila Norton (writing as Olivia Ryan):
‘Like a good cappuccino, there’s more to this book than just an enjoyable, witty read’ Katie Fforde
‘This is a delightful novel that many women will relate to’ Woman’s Weekly Fiction Special
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Reviews
[A] heart-rending novel
A simple tale . . . written with a light touch and that all-important ahh factor
With each chapter charting a small segment of time, in the wedding day of the title, you will race through this new book from Olivia Ryan, eager to get on the next half hour of mishaps and mayhem. Full of warm, lovable characters, this is a great story about friendships, family and love.
Good-fun girly novel . . . perfect for relaxed holiday reading
Humorous, light-hearted and touching
Like a good cappuccino, there's more to this book than just an enjoyable, witty read
A book for escapism
Alternately funny, touching and poignant . . . a great read with some wonderful characters
This is a delightful novel that many women will relate to
Unputdownable . . . terribly funny, and at the same time, it really hits home . . . I found myself alternatively cringing and giggling
A touching story full of drama, family and romance that's sure to strike a chord whether you're planning your own wedding - or someone else's
A real page-turner
A fun packed read, with plenty of characters to keep the action going . . . a good novel to escape into on a summer afternoon
An addictive summer read - 4*
It was lovely - a potent, poignant pleasure
A warm and witty novel . . . All hen weekend veterans will identify with the tired and emotional goings-on in Olivia Ryan's debut novel!
