Where Are You What Are You Doing And Can I Do It Too?

By (author) Rice, Eva
Description:

A tender, funny coming-of-age story about the chaos of first love, second chances and three-point-turn from the bestselling author of The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets. 

Nicolette is the school agony aunt and relationship expert. Her unique skill – deciphering handwriting – allows her to interpret every love letter, and she has saved many a friend from disastrous romantic entanglements. It doesn’t matter that she’s never been in love – you can tell a lot from the way someone writes their 7s and usually it’s a red flag.

But when she meets Frank, she can’t work him out him at all. He’s shambolically dressed, half French – and leaving for America once he passes his driving test.

When they are both forced to come to the aid of friend, in Frank’s crumbling family home deep in the snowy English countryside, it’s the perfect opportunity to read him once and for all. But his eccentric sister, glamorous grandmother and a newborn baby are all in tow – and the snow isn’t clearing anytime soon.

Eva Rice is back in this tender, funny coming-of-age story about the chaos of first love, second chances and three-point-turns.

Biographical note:
Eva Rice has written 5 novels and is the author of the Sunday Times bestseller The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets- a post-war coming-of-age story that was runner-up in the 2006 Richard and Judy Book of the Year. A 10th anniversary edition of the novel was published in 2015 with a foreword by Miranda Hart. The Lost Art Of Keeping Secrets is currently being developed by Fudge Park (creators of The Inbetweeners) and Moonage Pictures (Pursuit of Love) as a major new TV series.

Eva has toured with bands since her early twenties. She has written the music and lyrics for Harriet a musical based on an early Jilly Cooper novel due to open in 2023. She has a geek-like fascination with pop music, and her party trick is recalling chart positions.
Follow her on twitter @EvaRiceAuthor