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Sex Life of My Aunt
Mavis Cheek
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Paperback. Used paperback in good condition. Some shelf wear.
Lovely home, lovely husband, lovely family: apart from the envy of her less contented sister everything in Dilys's rags-to-riches life is lovely, lovely, lovely. Until the day she meets a man at a railway station who is also - lovely. As she hurtles towards either her destruction or her liberation she discovers that deceit is in the blueprint of our birth, that ancient Aunts have their own dark secrets, that envious sisters have their reasons. And that when Brief Encounters meet Basic Instincts, the right choice, like truth, is rarely pure and never simple.
Lovely home, lovely husband, lovely family: apart from the envy of her less contented sister everything in Dilys's rags-to-riches life is lovely, lovely, lovely. Until the day she meets a man at a railway station who is also - lovely. As she hurtles towards either her destruction or her liberation she discovers that deceit is in the blueprint of our birth, that ancient Aunts have their own dark secrets, that envious sisters have their reasons. And that when Brief Encounters meet Basic Instincts, the right choice, like truth, is rarely pure and never simple.
Product Details
Condition
Used, Good
Publisher
Faber & Faber
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2003
Number of Pages
288
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780571205332
SKU
KRF0024091
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Mavis Cheek
Mavis Cheek is the author of Parlour Games, Dog Days, Janice Gentle Gets Sexy, Aunt Margaret's Lover, Sleeping Beauties, Getting Back Brahms, Three Men on a Plane and most recently Mrs Fytton's Country Life. She was born and educated in Wimbledon, and now lives in West London.
Reviews for Sex Life of My Aunt
'Makes you laugh out loud, even as you are wincing in pain.' Daily Mail 'Energetic, witty and brimming with good sense' The Independent