A MARRIAGE of INCONVENIENCE
Second in the Cornish Series

Cheryl loved Oliver, Oliver loved Cheryl.
Jonathan loved Cheryl too, and Joanna loved Oliver.

Cheryl's parents distrusted Oliver, and wanted her to marry Jonathan, Oliver's whole family appeared to despise Cheryl and would have preferred him to marry Joanna.
Maeve wanted Cheryl's job, and Oliver resisted the idea of a job at all, unless it was something of which everyone else disapproved.

Four-year-old Candy only wanted to be a bridesmaid - anybody's bridesmaid. The gypsy at the fair said You choose - oh, and watch your step as you do it!

Lightheartedly as it all began, with so many different agendas, the sun wouldn't shine on everyone.
Nor did it.

Jane Hatton's sequel to A ROOFTOP VIEW stands alone as a perfectly formed good read as well as being the second book in the Nankervis family saga.
Contemporary yet timeless, the narrative is propelled swiftly and effortlessly onward by the seamless construction of well observed, multidimensional characters who act like ball bearings on the story line. I had a sense of the plot continuing to unfold regardless of whether I was reading it or not - like television for the mind - and I was loathe to miss a thing.
A Marriage of Inconvenience is an intricate web, which weaves threads of hope, love, despair, caution and impulse around its characters with such realism that empathy with their emotions and reactions is inevitable. A story which is bound to evoke a sense of recollection at some point, whether in its setting or its plot, we've all been there or somewhere like it.

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