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Something for the Weekend
Pauline McLynn
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Description for Something for the Weekend
Paperback. Good clean copy with some minor shelf wear
Feisty female Leo Street lives in Dublin and despairs of ever getting her career as a private investigator off the ground. When an obnoxious politician walks into her office demanding to know if his wife is cheating on him, Leo s got to masquerade as a member of a cookery course in County Kildare to find out the answer. As she strips away layers of marital infidelities - not to mention several other scandalous secrets - she also has to battle with bread-making and brulee. Where will it all end?Pauline McLynn s infectious sense of humour and ... Read more
Feisty female Leo Street lives in Dublin and despairs of ever getting her career as a private investigator off the ground. When an obnoxious politician walks into her office demanding to know if his wife is cheating on him, Leo s got to masquerade as a member of a cookery course in County Kildare to find out the answer. As she strips away layers of marital infidelities - not to mention several other scandalous secrets - she also has to battle with bread-making and brulee. Where will it all end?Pauline McLynn s infectious sense of humour and ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2000
Publisher
Headline Publishing Group
Condition
Used, Very Good
Number of Pages
320
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780747274582
SKU
KAK0007306
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Pauline McLynn
One of Britain and Ireland's favourite comedy actresses, Pauline McLynn is best-known for her role as Mrs Doyle in FATHER TED. She lives in Dublin with her husband.
Reviews for Something for the Weekend
[Pauline McLynn] has revealed a new talent for sculpting flowing fiction... Scandal, infidelity, secrets and souffle are all explored with a healthy dollop of humour - Express SOMETHING FOR THE WEEKEND introduces an amiable anti-heroine who clearly has a great deal of life in her - The Times An upbeat, chatty novel - Daily Mail Packed with ... Read more