A Wish for Wilma - Davis, Audrey
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The hilarious final part of the Cranley Wishes trilogy! Best read in order. Getting old may not be a bundle of laughs, but Wilma Cooper isn't ready to hang up her slippers yet. Not when she has the arrival of her first great-grandchild to look forward to. When blast from the past Gus Brown appears on her doorstep, Wilma's over the moon to rekindle their friendship. But life takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself playing host to a rather peculiar house guest. There's a baby boom in town, but not all babies are created equal. As Wilma grows closer to Gus, happiness seems on the cards.…mehr

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The hilarious final part of the Cranley Wishes trilogy! Best read in order. Getting old may not be a bundle of laughs, but Wilma Cooper isn't ready to hang up her slippers yet. Not when she has the arrival of her first great-grandchild to look forward to. When blast from the past Gus Brown appears on her doorstep, Wilma's over the moon to rekindle their friendship. But life takes an unexpected turn when she finds herself playing host to a rather peculiar house guest. There's a baby boom in town, but not all babies are created equal. As Wilma grows closer to Gus, happiness seems on the cards. Until an unexpected caller threatens to throw a spanner in the works. With a wish up her sleeve and madness in the air, will Wilma find a second chance at love? Praise for A Wish For Jinnie: 'A magical pick-me-up. Just what the doctor ordered.' 'Charming, enticing, compelling and joyous.' 'Guaranteed to make you laugh out loud.' Praise for A Wish For Jo: 'The second book in the only romcom series you'll ever need.' 'If you want a story full of heart, this is the book for you.' 'This book is such fun ... the humour really sparkles.'
Autorenporträt
Audrey Davis survived secondary school on the West coast of Scotland. Rubbish at science but not too bad at English, she originally wanted to be an actress but was persuaded that journalism was a safer option. Probably wise. She studied at Napier College in Edinburgh, the only place in Scotland at that time to offer a journalism course. > Her first foray into the hard-nosed newspaper world was as a junior reporter in Dumfriesshire. Duties included interviewing farmers about the prize-winning heifers to reporting on family tragedies. She persuaded her editor to let her launch an entertainment column which meant meeting the odd celebrity - or just the downright odd. From there, she moved to the loftier rank of senior reporter back in her home patch. Slightly more money, fewer farm animals but a higher crime rate. As Taggart would say: 'There's been a murrrrder!' > After a stint in London on a video magazine - yes, she is that old - Audrey moved to Singapore with her fiancé. She tried valiantly to embrace the stinking heat, humidity and lack of jobs, although she did work briefly on a magazine which was banned by the government for 'artistic' use of naked men's bottoms. > Next on her adventures was a land Down Under where her main focus was raising Cost Centre One (aka firstborn) and coming to terms with the imminent arrival of Number Two. Still, she loved the Aussie way of life - BBQs, beaches and bring your own booze to restaurants - so it came as a blow when OH announced a move back to the UK. Not a job between us, the climate a possible deal breaker and an Exorcist-style vomiting infant on the flight home didn't bode well ... > Always a survivor, Audrey sought out similar-minded friends (i.e. slightly bonkers), got the children into a good school and thought about taking up writing again. Sadly, thinking about it was as far as she got, unless you count shopping lists. Then, hubby drops another bombshell. Switzerland. As in - it's packing time again. Off to the land of cheese, chocolate, scarily efficient trains and a couple of teeny, tiny issues. Like driving on the 'wrong' side of the road and speaking a foreign language (French). The former was conquered fairly quickly (we'll skip over the wall demolition in week two), the latter remains an ongoing battle of the hopeful against the hopeless. At least she provides amusement for the local workforce. > It wasn't until 2016 that Audrey rediscovered her writing mojo with an on line Writing Fiction course. From there, her first novel - A Clean Sweep - was born, although it took a bit longer than nine months from conception. A short, darker prequel - A Clean Break - followed, and in November 2017 she published the first in a novella trilogy, The Haunting of Hattie Hastings Part One. Parts Two and Three followed, and were combined into a standalone novel which received incredible reviews. Audrey's third novel - A Wish For Jinnie - was published in June 2020, and her fourth - Lost In Translation - in January 2021. A sequel to A Wish For Jinnie - A Wish For Jo - was published in June 2022. The final part of the Cranley Wish trilogy will be published in early 2023.