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    Ebook318 pages4 hours

    OZ

    By Bobbie Darbyshire

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    About this ebook

    Mark Jonnson’s life is a mess.
    He’s been cheating on his wife, fears his marriage is over, but can’t bear to leave his boisterous 7yearold daughter, Matilda.
    Just when he thinks things can’t get worse, his mother is killed in a road accident. Shocked and grieving, he decamps to her house, where he uncovers a secret that will turn his life upsidedown and send him and his daughter on a whirlwind search for the truth.
    Another gripping read from the author of Truth Games and Love, Revenge & Buttered Scones.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCinnamon Press
    Release dateOct 31, 2014
    ISBN9781909077560
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    OZ
    Author

    Bobbie Darbyshire

    Author of five novels, Bobbie Darbyshire won the 2008 fiction prize at the National Academy of Writing and the New Delta Review Creative Nonfiction Prize 2010. She has worked as a barmaid, mushroom picker, film extra, maths coach, cabinet minister’s private secretary, care assistant, adult literacy teacher, and in social research and policy. Bobbie hosts a writing group and lives in London. Bobbie’s previous novels are: Truth Games, Love, Revenge & Buttered Scones, OZ, and The Posthumous Adventures of Harry Whittaker. You can find Bobbie on Facebook and Twitter @bobbiedar, or visit her Amazon author page.

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