The story of two families over three generations. A novel about resilience, forgiveness and the true meaning of family, about finding one's place in the world and discovering how we all belong somewhere and to someone.
Freya North Books
November 21, 1967
Freya North crafts bestselling novels celebrated for their strong, original characters, drawing inspiration from a rich tradition of British fiction. Her writing delves into compelling narratives that explore deep human emotions. North's distinctive style is both accessible and thought-provoking, inviting readers to reflect on relationships. She is known for creating stories that resonate with authenticity and emotional depth.
The Unfinished Business of Eadie Browne
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
The brand new and unforgettable coming of age story from Sunday Times bestselling author Freya North
Cat McCabe is a budding sports journalist who's just been offered the chance of a lifetime - to cover the Tour de France for the Guardian. But recently dumped by her boyfriend, she's feeling a little on the fragile side and lacking confidence. How will she survive the testosterone-fuelled cycling race? Will she succumb to the muscular thighs of the cyclists - and they to her English gorgeousness? Will her ex show up?
The stunning new summer besteller from Freya North.
Two very different men, one very difficult decision.
Home Truths
- 464 pages
- 17 hours of reading
Raised by their loving and eccentric uncle Django, the McCabe sisters assume their mid-thirties would be a time of happiness. At Django's 75th birthday party, secrets are revealed that throw the amily into chaos. Can heart and home ever be reconciled for the McCabes? This novel reunites McCabe girls - sisters Cat, Fen and Pip.
Chloe
- 288 pages
- 11 hours of reading
This is the story of one girl's year-long journey round the British Isles, visiting a country for each season - and finding a man for each season - on a quest for a place to call home.
Secrets
- 484 pages
- 17 hours of reading
Joe enjoys his quiet home, but is curious about the housekeeper who appears from nowhere when he needs her.
Everybody's talking - but what's really going on?
Pip
- 368 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Pip McCabe takes her job as a clown very seriously and simply doesn't have time for a man, she claims. Accountant Zac Holmes feels his no-strings flings lifestyle is as pleasing as the bonuses he earns at work. So what can a clown and an accountant possibly have in common?
