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Book Synopsis''Absorbing, thoughtful and moving... a wonderfully engaging feelgood read that you''ll want to come back to again and again'' MIKE GAYLE
''Libby Page is a literary burst of sunshine . . . Utterly delightful'' VERONICA HENRY
''An absolute must-read'' WOMAN''S WEEKLY
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Among the cobbled streets of Frome in Somerset, Lou is about to start something new. After losing her mother, she knows it''s time to take a chance and open her own vintage clothes shop.
In upstate New York, Donna receives some news about her family which throws everything she thought she knew into question. The only clue she has to unlock her past is a picture of a yellow dress.
Maggy is in her seventies, newly divorced and all alone in an empty house. Visiting the little vintage shop in Frome, with its rows of beautiful dresses, brings back cherished memories
Trade Review
A literary burst of sunshine . . . Utterly delightful * VERONICA HENRY *
I simply adored this gloriously uplifting story about friendship and fashion * KATE EBERLEN *
Absorbing, thoughtful and moving, The Vintage Shop of Second Chances is a wonderfully engaging, feelgood read that you'll want to come back to again and again * MIKE GAYLE *
I adored it. Such a warm and wise story, and utterly uplifting. A brilliantly observed story about female friendship and vintage fashion. A joy to read! * Alex Brown *
An ode to female friendship and finding yourself at any stage of life. Oh, and the clothes! I laughed, I cried, I loved it * Carol Kirkwood *
