Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Celia Reynolds was born and raised in Wales and worked for almost twenty-five years in the film industry in London, and briefly Rome. In 2012, she left her job as European Marketing Director at Twentieth Century Fox to enrol in the Complete Creative Writing Course held at the Groucho Club in London’s West End. Later that year, she was awarded Runner Up prize in the London Writers’ Club/Hush Short Story Competition with a story featuring one of the characters in her debut novel, Finding Henry Applebee. She is now based on the Gower coast in South Wales.
<p>‘An<strong> absolute delight</strong>. It’s <strong>beautiful</strong> and <strong>elegiac</strong> and written with such a <strong>good heart</strong>’ BAFTA award-winning screenwriter and producer <strong>Russell T. Davies</strong> OBE</p> <p>‘<strong>Beautifully written</strong>, <strong>wonderfully warm</strong>, a lovely, gentle, feel-good story <strong>perfect for this time of year</strong>’ Zara Stoneley, bestselling author of<em> The Wedding Date</em></p> <p>‘If you’re looking for an <strong>uplifting read to coax you through January</strong>, I recommend <em>Finding Henry Applebee</em> … <strong>tender, beautiful writing </strong>and wonderful observations’ Tracy Rees, bestselling author of <em>The Hour Glass</em> and <em>The House at Silvermore</em></p> <p>‘I found it to be an<strong> emotional and heartwarming story </strong>which had a quiet joyfulness about it. About life and love and relationships … about second chances and it never being too late. The characters were <strong>wonderfully drawn</strong>, and I <strong>warmed to them all</strong>’ Caroline Roberts, bestselling author of <em>The Pudding Pantry</em> series</p> <p>‘An <strong>intricate, absorbing, sliding puzzle of a story</strong> about friendship, family and love, written with warmth and genuine heart. Tender, lyrical and ultimately uplifting’ Iona Grey, bestselling author of <em>Letters to the Lost</em></p> <p>‘<strong>Charming</strong>, <strong>poignant</strong> and <strong>truthfully told</strong>’ Joanna Toye, author of <em>The Shop Girls</em> series</p> <p> <strong>‘it’s tenderly and beautifully choreographed in a simply heart-string tugging book that offers a ready escape route from these testing times’ Jon Gower, <em>Nation Cymru</em></strong> </p> <p>‘<strong>Delightful</strong> and <strong>charming</strong> and just a <strong>tiny bit teary</strong>’ thebooktrail.com</p> <p>‘<strong>Lovely</strong>, <strong>lovely</strong>, <strong>lovely</strong>’ motherhood-reads.com</p>
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Celia Reynolds was born and raised in Wales and worked for almost twenty-five years in the film industry in London, and briefly Rome. In 2012, she left her job as European Marketing Director at Twentieth Century Fox to enrol in the Complete Creative Writing Course held at the Groucho Club in London’s West End. Later that year, she was awarded Runner Up prize in the London Writers’ Club/Hush Short Story Competition with a story featuring one of the characters in her debut novel, Finding Henry Applebee. She is now based on the Gower coast in South Wales.