'Funny... inspiring... I loved it' Milly Johnson
'I love the fabulous friendships' Jo Thomas
'Wonderfully uplifting' Alex Brown
Getting on her bike will change everything...
Sue Young has never asked for much apart from a quiet life. She's always been happy with her call centre job and dinner on the table at six o clock; that was until a tragedy tore her tranquility into little shreds.
With her life in tatters, Sue is persuaded to join a charity cycle ride led by Morning TV's Kath Fuller, who is having a crisis of her own, and Sue's self-appointed support crew are struggling with their own issues. Pensioner Flo Wilson is refusing to grow old, gracefully or otherwise, and a teen goth Raven Chakrabarti, is determined to dodge the path her family have mapped out for her.
Can the foursome cycle through saddle sores and chaffed thighs to a brighter future, or will pushing themselves to the limit prove harder than they thought?
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'I was really rooting for those women' Jane Wenham-Jones
'Warm and uplifting' Holly Martin
Praise for Daisy Tate:
'A warm, witty and endlessly wise story' Cressida McLaughlin
'Full of heart ... I love the fabulous friendships' Jo Thomas
'What a great book. I loved it.' Debbie Macomber
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978-0-00-832276-2 (9780008322762)
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Daisy Tate loves telling stories. Telling them in books is even better. When not writing, she raises stripey, Scottish cows, performs in Amateur Dramatics, pretends her life is a musical and bakes cakes that will never win her a place on a television baking show. She was born in the USA but has never met Bruce Springsteen. She now calls East Sussex home.
