Mum in the Middle: Unabridged edition
‘Fresh, funny and wise’ Katie Fforde
‘I love Jane’s writing!’ Jill Mansell
‘Feel-good’ Woman and Home
Tess has downsized to a lively new town and is ready for “me” time. But her Zen-like calm is tested by her boomerang offspring, who keep fluttering back to the nest (usually with a full bag of dirty washing) and by her elderly mother’s struggle to hold on to her independence.
Tess is also surprised to discover that there are dark resentments simmering beneath the vintage charm of her new hometown and a spate of vandalism has exposed the rift between the townsfolk and new arrivals like Tess.
Tess enlists the help of gruff newspaper editor Malcolm to get to the bottom of the mystery but when her ex-husband pays an unexpected visit and her mother stages a disappearance, Tess starts to feel her new-found freedom wearing just a little thin…
Praise for Jane Wenham-Jones: -
”''The book deserves a bloody magnum - I loved it.” - Judy Astley
”'Funny and knowing… warm and thought provoking” - Daisy Buchanan
”'Wisdom, humour and real insight… poignant and funny by turns.” - Emma Lee-Potter
A delightful romp… You’ll be laughing out loud! Jane Corry -
”'Warm, wise and funny” - Marina O’Loughlin
”'Made me laugh…. Made me think…. Made me want more!” - Julie Wassamer, author of The Whitstable Pearl Mystery