The woman at number 24
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Word Count
103,750 words, Guess
Page Count
415 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivewomanatnumber240000asht
- ISBN-101471158896
- ISBN-139781471158896
- ISBN-139781471158902
- ISBN-10147115890X
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number990103225
- Better World Books9781471158896
- Better World Books9781471158902
- Open LibraryOL28241387M
Classifications
- DDC823.92
- LCCPR6101
Alternate Titles
- Woman at number twenty-four
Description
A house holds the hearts of the people who live in it. Under the roof of The Blue House, a now shabby but previously grand Georgian villa in West London, the subdivided space is home to five separate families and five very different lives. Sarah has just divorced her husband, Leo, and she's feeling bruised and lonely. And it's not helped by the fact he has moved in with his new girlfriend - Sarah's neighbour Helena who lives in the same house. Her loneliness is compounded by hearing their happiness floating up through the floorboards. Jane and Tom have just moved in to The Blue House, and there's an instant attraction between Tom and Sarah. But it's too soon for Sarah to jump into a new relationship, and she wouldn't dream of breaking up a marriage as Helena did to her. Mavis has lived in The Blue House for years. She's the oldest resident by several decades and she's not one for socialising. Then her sister comes to live with her, to spend her dying days under the same roof, and Mavis finds she cannot hide away forever. As the stories of the different residents intertwine, Juliet Ashton weaves a story of love and friendship and community that will move you to laughter and to tears.
Other Editions
- The woman at number 24
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