I am thrilled to bring you the cover reveal of A Falling Friend by Susan Pape and Sue Featherstone.
This wonderful women’s fiction book is the tale of two friends – one who always seems to make the
wrong choices, and the other who’s always there to catch her.
After spending her twenties
sailing the globe, making love on fine white sand, and thinking only of today, Teri Meyer returns to
Yorkshire—and to studying. That’s when she discovers John Wilmot, the second Earl of Rochester,
and poet of all things depraved. What she doesn’t realise is even beyond his grave, his influence over
her is extraordinary. To hell with the consequences.
Having gone out on a limb to get old friend Teri a job at the university at which she teaches, it
doesn’t take long for Lee Harper to recognise a pattern. Wherever Teri goes, whatever she does,
every selfish choice she makes, it’s all setting her up for a nasty fall. But Teri’s not the sort to heed a
warning, so Lee has no choice but to stand by and watch. And besides, she has her own life to
straighten out.
A clever, raw and hilarious character-driven masterpiece that follows the lives of two friends with
the same ambitions, but who have vastly different ways of achieving them.
About the Authors
Sue Featherstone and Susan Pape are both former newspaper journalists who between them
have extensive experience of working in national and regional papers and magazines, and public
relations.
More recently they have worked in higher education, teaching journalism to undergraduate and
postgraduate students – Sue at Sheffield Hallam and Susan at Leeds Trinity.
The pair, who have been friends for 25 years, have already written two successful journalism text
books together – Newspaper Journalism: A Practical Introduction; and Feature Writing: A Practical
Introduction.
Sue, who is married with two grown-up daughters, loves reading, writing and exploring the cycle
paths near her Yorkshire home. She blogs about books at http://www.pinkbicyclebooks.com Susan is married
and spends her spare time walking and cycling in the Yorkshire Dales and on the east coast, and
playing the ukulele.
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