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The Misinterpretation of Tara Jupp lydbok
296,-
FROM THE AUTHOR OF 'THE LOST ART OF KEEPING SECRETS'.
Country girl Tara is whisked off to '60s London to become a star; there she is dressed, she is shown off at Chelsea parties, photographed by the best. She meets songwriters, singers, designers, and records her song. And she falls in love - with two men. Behind the buzz and excitement of her success, the bitterness between her elder sister Lucy and her friend Matilda haunts Tara. Their past friendship is broken and among the secrets and th…
Lydbok
296,-
Forlag
Quercus
Utgitt
17 april 2025
Lengde
19:35
Sjanger
Romaner, Skjønnlitteratur
Språk
English
Format
mp3
DRM-beskyttelse
App-only
ISBN
9781848665088
FROM THE AUTHOR OF 'THE LOST ART OF KEEPING SECRETS'.
Country girl Tara is whisked off to '60s London to become a star; there she is dressed, she is shown off at Chelsea parties, photographed by the best. She meets songwriters, singers, designers, and records her song. And she falls in love - with two men. Behind the buzz and excitement of her success, the bitterness between her elder sister Lucy and her friend Matilda haunts Tara. Their past friendship is broken and among the secrets and the strangeness of both their marriages, the past keeps on reappearing.
Praise for THE LOST ART OF KEEPING SECRETS:
'So good we could hardly speak' Observer.
'A delight of Nancy Mitford-esque trials and tribulations' Vogue.
(P)2103 WF Howes Ltd
Country girl Tara is whisked off to '60s London to become a star; there she is dressed, she is shown off at Chelsea parties, photographed by the best. She meets songwriters, singers, designers, and records her song. And she falls in love - with two men. Behind the buzz and excitement of her success, the bitterness between her elder sister Lucy and her friend Matilda haunts Tara. Their past friendship is broken and among the secrets and the strangeness of both their marriages, the past keeps on reappearing.
Praise for THE LOST ART OF KEEPING SECRETS:
'So good we could hardly speak' Observer.
'A delight of Nancy Mitford-esque trials and tribulations' Vogue.
(P)2103 WF Howes Ltd
