Judith Wants To Be Your Friend - Softcover

Weir, Annie

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1785890042 ISBN 13: 9781785890048

Verlag: Matador, 2016

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36-year-old Judith Dillon hasn't found her place in society. She struggles to make and maintain relationships, especially with women. In Carlisle in September 2009, Judith becomes attracted to Joanna. She follows her, finds out about her family and infiltrates her life. By Christmas they are close enough for Joanna to insist that Judith spends Christmas Day with them. However, all does not go as planned as Joanna's mother drinks too much and asks Judith awkward questions about her past. That is the start of Judith's past life catching up with her. Judith stood and watched the scene. It appeared to her that the world has suddenly become silent, a sort of calm before a storm or a picture frozen in time. She turned and walked back to her car where she sat for a few moments struggling to comprehend what she had just witnessed, then she switched on the engine. As she approached the exit from the station car park, she had to wait to allow the ambulance and two police cars through. In another twist, Judith resents Maureen, her supervisor in the cash office of a large supermarket, and is determined to set her up by making it look as though she is stealing money. She quietly takes opportunities to sabotage Maureen's work - even going as far as to seduce one of the managers, believing this will strengthen her power base at the store. She has, however, overlooked something which leads to her being found out... Suspensive and gripping, Judith Wants to be Your Friend will appeal to those looking for an intriguing story with thrilling undertones.

Biografía del autor:

After writing in secret for years, Annie Weir decided to `have a proper go' and completed her MA in Creative Writing at the University of Cumbria. Judith Wants to be Your Friend was written during her final year.

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• Verlag: Matador
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2016
• ISBN 10: 1785890042
• ISBN 13: 9781785890048
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 288