Hazel Manuel Book order

A former British CEO, now a Paris-based writer, Hazel Manuel crafts narratives that delve into living life in a way that minimizes frustration and discontent. Her work explores the pursuit of a more serene and satisfying existence. Readers will find her approach offers a fresh perspective on navigating the everyday with greater peace.

2018
Undressing Stone
258 pages
10 hours of reading
4.5(28)Add rating
'If you were able, how would you redesign your life?’ Sian Evans is a feisty yet emotionally aloof divorcee with a secret. When her shrink asks her this question she takes it seriously. Giving up her stable home and job in Wales, Sian travels alone to a forgotten corner of rural France to begin a new life in a borrowed cottage. There she meets an enigmatic sculptor. Will their odd encounters encourage Sian to admit a truth she has avoided for years? And what are the consequences if she does?
2016
Geranium Woman, The
4.7(21)Add rating
Set in Paris and India, The Geranium Woman explores what happens when a successful businesswoman begins to question the ethics of her world. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
2014
Kanyakumari
272 pages
10 hours of reading
4.4(32)Add rating
Kanyakumari was written during three separate trips to India and is set in that country. It is an unusual and powerful tale of friendship, danger and loss as three women find themselves alone in India, each facing some of her deepest fears and challenges. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Undressing Stone

Geranium Woman, The

Kanyakumari