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Description for The Creation Myths
Paperback.
Cressida is a woman who has everything. A fulfilling job, two adorable children and Harry, who is a wonderful husband and father. It sounds like the perfect life - but is it? Cressida is having a hopeless, passionate affair with Tom, a serial philanderer. Now she is pregnant. And it's not just Cressida - the whole world seems to be dangerously fertile. Tom's partner Nita announces that she, too, is expecting another baby. Then there's Cressida's GP, Margaret, single and desperate for the child she thinks is her due, and Sophie, Harry's secretary, so baby-hungry that she is prepared to ... Read more
Cressida is a woman who has everything. A fulfilling job, two adorable children and Harry, who is a wonderful husband and father. It sounds like the perfect life - but is it? Cressida is having a hopeless, passionate affair with Tom, a serial philanderer. Now she is pregnant. And it's not just Cressida - the whole world seems to be dangerously fertile. Tom's partner Nita announces that she, too, is expecting another baby. Then there's Cressida's GP, Margaret, single and desperate for the child she thinks is her due, and Sophie, Harry's secretary, so baby-hungry that she is prepared to ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Number of pages
320
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2006
Number of Pages
320
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780747571766
SKU
KLN0018204
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Clare Brown
Clare Brown was born in Liverpool in 1966 and lived in Sheffield from the age of five. After studying English at Liverpool University she worked in theatre for seven years before becoming director of the Poetry Book Society. She lives in Nottingham and this is her first novel.
Reviews for The Creation Myths
'Clare Brown offers clever, funny, high-concept storytelling with bucketfuls of social comment' Guardian 'Brown's debut has a valid point to make about the ways in which we fool ourselves when it comes to an emotion as unruly as love Sharp and witty' Daily Mail 'Vastly enjoyable and horribly likely' Fay Weldon 'I loved this book. ... Read more