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This intriguing second novel from Carol Mason is a beautiful story about coming to terms with loss * Yorkshire Evening Post * There's a big buzz around this tale of three Newcastle wives tempted to cheat on their husbands and I can see why * Eve on THE SECRETS OF MARRIED WOMEN * An eye-opener to those of us unmarrieds who see the grass as greener on the other side... Realistic and entertaining. * New Books on THE SECRETS OF MARRIED WOMEN * Set in Newcastle, there is a fresh and vital edge to this superior debut novel... A bittersweet narrative and ambiguous outcomes make this much grittier and more substantial than standard chick-lit fare. * Financial Times on THE SECRETS OF MARRIED WOMEN * a writer of compelling insight, with a gritty yet humorous edge * Daily Mirror * This cross between Mamma Mia! and Celia Aherne's PS I Love You is fast and furious chick-lit * Red magazine *

We love. We lose. And sometimes we love again... Back when neither could have imagined what lay ahead, Angela's husband Jonathan made her a promise - that if he died before she did, he would see to it that she wasn't on her own. He would send her someone to love. Now two years have passed since Jonathan's sudden death, but the pain of losing him is as sharp as ever. Feeling cut adrift in his native Canada, Angela whisks her vivacious mother off to a Greek island, thinking a holiday might be just the prescription she needs. But being with your mum who's afraid of dying, when you yourself are afraid of living, is hardly the formula for a laid-back week in the sun. It's only when Angela meets two very different men who seem to have the uncanny ability of seeing right into her soul, that she starts to think about Jonathan's promise to her. Can something magical be happening? Is one of these men the lover her husband has sent for her?