Location: United Kingdom
Member Since:
May 09, 2011
Ros Glancey
Biography
Ros Glancey is the fiction writing name used by Barbara Abbs, garden writer (Guide to French Gardens; Choosing & Using Climbing Plants; Gardens of Belgium and the Netherlands; and The Conservatory Month by Month)
'When I reached pensionable age, as a woman I suddenly felt I had become a non-person. But women's lives today are vastly different from those of our mothers and grandmothers. For one thing, our mothers are probably still alive and we have working daughters, and grandchildren, plus friends and lovers. And even work...But this is still not really visible in literature.
'When I reached pensionable age, as a woman I suddenly felt I had become a non-person. But women's lives today are vastly different from those of our mothers and grandmothers. For one thing, our mothers are probably still alive and we have working daughters, and grandchildren, plus friends and lovers. And even work...But this is still not really visible in literature.
Books
Coming of Age
by Ros Glancey
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 60,840.
Language:
English.
Published: May 11, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Holiday » Humorous, Fiction » Romance » Contemporary
(4.50 from 2 reviews)
When Jessica's husband of 34 years left her for a younger woman, she thought her life would be solitary thereafter. How wrong she is: with her children, grandchildren, friends and neighbours and Mother downing cans of Red Bull in her retirement home, plus the activities that go on in a small town, her life is often very funny. There is even new love. Humorous chicklit for the older woman.
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Smashwords book reviews by Ros Glancey
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Shaikh-Down
on June 19, 2011
I have not read any erotica before so I am not quite sure how to rate this aspect of Shaikhdown. It made my hair stand on end frequently. On the other hand, I laughed out loud more often and the plot was a real page turner. And the author's take on life in an arab country was an eye opener. Can it really be as chaotic and bizarre?