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A Single Woman
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Isla Cameron. headmistress at an elite girl’s school in Glasgow, is determinedly single, adroitly avoiding all attempts at matchmaking by a close friend.
Widower Alasdair MacLeod is grieving for the wife he lost two years earlier, struggling as the single father of two teenagers, and frustrated by the well-meaning interference of his in-laws.
When a proposed school trip to F ...more
Widower Alasdair MacLeod is grieving for the wife he lost two years earlier, struggling as the single father of two teenagers, and frustrated by the well-meaning interference of his in-laws.
When a proposed school trip to F ...more
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I love reading Maggie's books because they make me feel good. They aren't about skinny young women, they are real. Women who aren't one size or age. They give hope that you can find love at any age. Her characters are strong and easy to relate too. The stories are ones that you can easily fall in love with and this book was no different. After losing his wife Alesdaire is raising his kids alone and he's lonely. Isla has always put herself last and threw herself into work. Finding their way to ea
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I've read The Good Sister and Isobel's Promise so I was really looking forward to A Single Woman and it didn't disappoint. As the book is set in my home town of Glasgow I could relate to a lot of the street names and landmarks. The characters are so believable and easy to relate to. Thank you Maggie for another great story about love in the later years of life.
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Romance at its best. Isla teaches at a private school. She’s definitely single and surprised when love comes her way. Loved it and shouldn’t be missed out once it’s released.
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After a career in education, Maggie Christensen began writing contemporary women’s fiction portraying mature women facing life-changing situations. Her travels inspire her writing, be it her frequent visits to family in Oregon, USA or her home on Queensland’s beautiful Sunshine Coast. Maggie writes of mature heroines coming to terms with changes in their lives and the heroes worthy of them.
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