Too Many Godmothers

by Kate Fenton

Teddie is a secretary to an MP until they are discovered breakfasting in dressing gowns on her Pimlico terrace. The resulting tabloid frenzy sends her hightailing it back to Yorkshire, where her family is from and where she sets up a catering establishment in the local market town. Her brother, the squire of a local stately home, and sister-in-law greet her with open arms thinking Teddie can sort out their marriage, but Teddie is more concerned with arranging her own - until she is distracted by her new acquaintance, the vile, gorilla-like, Eastender and painter Bill, who's moved in next door with his ghastly dog and dysfunctional life...

Genres: Adult Fiction

336 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

Reviews

[April Andruszko · Rating 4 out of 5]

A real pick me up read. A witty comedy of manners guaranteed to put smile on your face. I've read it several times over the years when in the mood for some light-hearted comedy and always enjoy it.

[CLM · Rating 3 out of 5]

The first book I read by Kate Fenton, Lions and Liquorice
(US title Vanity and Vexation), was so outstanding that I have not adjusted to the fact that her recent books have been a let down. This was not worth the cost of postage from Amazon.uk.