Season of Salt & Honey
by Hannah Tunnicliffe
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Pub Date Apr 01 2015 | Archive Date May 14 2015
Pan Macmillan Australia | Macmillan
Description
A NOVEL OF LOVE, GRIEF AND ANTIPASTI.
Francesca 'Frankie' Caputo has it all figured out. She's finally going to marry the man she loves and then they will live happily ever after. But when a freak accident cuts her fiancé Alex's life tragically short, all of Frankie's future plans suddenly disintegrate.
Drowning in grief, Frankie flees from her overbearing Italian-American family, and escapes to an abandoned cabin owned by Alex's parents in a remote part of Washington forest.
As her heart slowly begins to heal, Frankie discovers a freedom that's both exhilarating and unsettling to everything she has always known for sure. So when her old life comes crashing back in, Frankie must decide: will she slip quietly back into her safe, former existence? Or will a stronger, wiser Frankie Caputo stand up and claim her new life?
Advance Praise
'A lovely, charming read with enough salt to make it interesting and enough honey to make it sweet' - FRANCES WHITING, author of Walking on Trampolines
'A beautiful exploration of love and loss, and the ways in which unexpected family, new and old friends, and even a spring risotto and warm banana bread can bring comfort, change, and hope.' - MIA MARCH, author of The Meryl Streep Club
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Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781742612416 |
| PRICE | A$29.99 (AUD) |
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