That Terrible Woman

<p>From the complex family dynamics of a small English village to the lasting scars of childhood Edna Watson is both cantankerous and compassionate-the woman that you love to hate.</p><p>When her cousin calls to report her father's passing Edna sees a chance for closure of a shocking incident that happened when she was five years old. But attending her Uncle's funeral means confronting the memory that has dogged her life with shame and insecurity.</p><p>A stranger wants to buy her house and despite her protestations he seems intent on bullying her into submission. Why is her house so important to him?</p><p>Opening a previously unopened box belonging to her late mother Edna revisits painful memories she's tried to forget whilst uncovering life changing and distressing secrets.</p><p>Can she face her demons and heal decades-old wounds or will the terrible circumstances of her childhood destroy her last chance for peace?</p><p>That Terrible Woman </em>is a powerful and bittersweet novel of love and hate loss and resentment the corrosive effects of long-held grudges and the redemption found in forgiveness.</p>