I have paused, cogitated and battled with what you may think is uncharacteristic shyness and I have made a decision. If you click on www.amazon.co.uk and then search for Moya Goatley or Basket of Rain you will be led to my book which is a novel of old age set in London. I would love you to read it.
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Synopsis
Into every life some rain must fall, but we all hope that our troubles last as long as it takes rain to drip from a basket. At 89, Doris has had her share of triumph and tragedy. A visit from a well-meaning neighbour brings her life into sharp focus and she realises she cannot watch from the wings,
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Basket of Rain, 6 Dec 2005
Reviewer: Robert Kimberley (Stafford, England) - See all my reviews
Moya Goatley has used her experiences in social research to give us a real insight into the life of an elderly lady. Many people would advise that lady to stay indoors and not to entertain any young people: "they are not to be trusted"! But our Doris trusts them and encourages them. As a result Doris has a new start in life and really enjoys it. Having known such a lady myself, I can vouch for the authur's views so clearly expressed. A really good read. I read it in record time!
Love your new title. My Son Rolf calls me "Die Prinzessen von der Erpsen" meaning the Princess of the Peas. My face, when a niveau is similar to the Sun newspaper.