Amanda Prowse. Head of Zeus (www.headofzeus.com), $12.95 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-1-781-85498-3
In the fifth No Greater Love contemporary, Prowse (Clover’s Child) introduces a nontraditional heroine, Pru Plum, the 66-year-old co-owner of London’s successful Plum Patisserie. Spinster cousins Pru and Milly planned and struggled for decades...
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Amanda Prowse. Head of Zeus (Trafalgar Sq., dist.), $13.95 ISBN 978-1-78185-656-7
Prowse’s unsatisfying fifth No Greater Love contemporary (after A Little Love) pulls romance out of the ashes. Meg Hope’s life has shattered more than once. She spent childhood bouncing between foster homes; in early adulthood, her fiancé died in an
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Amanda Prowse. Head of Zeus, $14.95 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-78497-492-3
Prowse’s romantic contemporary novel unfolds slowly and steadily with unexpected twists and smart, funny, honest language. Fifty-three-year-old Vivienne had hoped her wanderlust-stricken daughter, Emma, would return home to Bedminster, England, for...
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Amanda Prowse. Little A, $14.99 trade paper (426p) ISBN 978-1-5420-3881-2
In this immensely inspiring work, British novelist Prowse (What Have I Done?) reflects on the bodily struggles that bled into her successful writing career. Though she fell in love with literature at a young age—discovering her “happy place” between
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