A delightful novel: funny, life-enhancing and humane . . . Above all, she displays a genuine ability to make religion palatable for a secular age. Forget The Rector’s Wife [Joanna Trollope’s bestselling 1992 novel], this is the real thing.
Michael Arditti, Independent
She has again succeeded in creating a cast of compelling characters (some of whom made their ... Read morefirst appearance in Angels and Men), whose fate one becomes anxious to discover.
Kate Chisholm, Sunday Telegraph
What is the purpose of writing a book where the girls are full of uncontrollable lust and the guys are more restraining and controlling? It is hilariously funny and descriptive, and it could be a solace and a reassurance to lusty ladies that men are good sorts and are capable of not only controlling their sexual urges but also or restraining themselves from "going all the way" with passionate amours.
Penny Nair Price
The Church of England Newspaper
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