Going Dutch

Hardback (01 Mar 2007)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Love isn't always plain sailing... When Jos husband trades her in for a younger model, she suddenly finds herself living on a barge near the Thames. Used to being a kept woman, she soon realises shell need more than a few culinary skills to keep herself afloat. Aware she was about to make a terrible mistake, Dora has fled from a huge wedding, her fiancé, her mother and a very critical village to come under Jos protective wing. While offering mutual support, Dora gets a job where she has to row to work and Jo works out how to make a living. And though they may not know much about boats theyre determined to make the best of things. One things for certain, though, theyve both sworn off men for good. Unfortunately, life has other plans and inflicts arrogant but attractive Marcus, whos the oracle on all things nautical, and laid-back, charming, jack-of-all-trades Tom on their ordered lives. And as if they didnt have enough to worry about, theyve discovered they have to take the barge to sea

Book information

ISBN: 9781846050886
Publisher: Random House
Imprint: Century
Pub date:
DEWEY: 823.92
DEWEY edition: 22
Number of pages: 389
Weight: 527g
Height: 223mm
Width: 143mm
Spine width: 32mm

About the Publisher

Century

Century was founded in 1981 and immediately established itself as an exceptionally dynamic publisher of bestselling authors, a tradition continued to this day. The Century list includes brand-name novelists such as James Patterson, Karin Slaughter, Lisa Jewell and Katie Fforde, and we are also proud to be publishing compelling and powerful debut novels such as Wool by Hugh Howey and Until You're Mine by Samantha Hayes. Century's diverse non-fiction list includes Sunday Times bestseller Ross Kemp and autobiographies from major celebrities such as Rod Stewart, Peter Kay, Dawn French, James Corden, Eric Clapton and David Jason, and a broad range of exceptional non-fiction writing from authors such as Richard Bacon, Duncan Hamilton, and Christopher Sykes.