Under One Roof

<p><strong>'Such a joy of a book' Faith Hogan author of <em>The Ladies' Midnight Swimming Club</em></strong></p><p><strong>'Family stalemates are unravelled in this moving novel about three strong women told with Samantha's warmth humour and empathy' Zoe Folbigg author of <em>The Note</em></strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>One forgotten discovery will change three women's lives for ever...</strong></p><p>Robin hasn't been home for decades. After running away to London she never expected to see her cantankerous mother Faye again. But when Faye has a fall the two women are thrown together once more.</p><p>The years apart have not made their hearts grow fonder and the ground between them is unsteady. Then Robin finds an unopened scroll - the last of the treasure hunts her much-missed father used to take them on every Sunday. A hunt he believed might change everything.</p><p><br></p><p>Yet not even this gift from her beloved father can smooth the way until Robin's daughter Amber arrives to meet her grandmother for the first time. Amber is determined that the decades-old mystery be solved.</p><p>Can a 30-year-old treasure hunt really 'change everything'?</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What readers are saying about<em> Under One Roof</em>:</strong></p><p>'I found this book tender moving and intensely honest' <strong>Celia Anderson</strong></p><p>'Omg I've needed this book. I think all multi-generational homes do too' <strong>NetGalley Reviewer</strong></p><p><br></p><p>'Warm wise and wonderfully nostalgic' <strong>Alex Brown</strong></p><p>'Uplifting and serious at the same time I absolutely loved it' <strong>NetGalley Reviewer</strong></p><p>'A heartfelt and thought-provoking read' <strong>Sarah Bennett</strong></p><p>'I didn't like this book I loved it' <strong>NetGalley Reviewer</strong></p><p>'Heartfelt candid witty and emotional' <strong>SD Robertson</strong></p><p>'Once I started reading this book I couldn't put it down' <strong>NetGalley Reviewer</strong></p><p>'A warm and wise book of healing forgiveness and wonderful 80s nostalgia. A twinkling 5 stars!'<strong> Fiona Collins</strong></p><p>'A real warts and all story about relationships between mothers and daughters husbands and wives and teenage friends growing up. . . A really uplifting read' <strong>NetGalley Reviewer. </strong></p>