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Gina Ford reviews Cathy Glass
31 Oct 2013
“In this latest book from bestselling author Cathy Glass, she tells the story of her own adopted daughter Lucy. Taking us back to the start of Lucy’s life with her mother Bonnie, Cathy Glass shows us how Bonnie struggles to care for her daughter. Lucy’s Thai father disappears, leaving Bonnie to battle with her own depression and isolation. Lucy’s early years are spent outside the radar of social services, and even once her needs are brought to the attention of the authorities she spends many years drifting in and out of foster care.”
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Cathy Glass seven weeks in top ten
29 Oct 2013
Cathy Glass’s memoir Will You Love Me? The Story of My Adopted Daughter Lucy has spent a seventh week in the non-fiction paperback best seller list - five at no 1, one at no 2 and this week at no 5.
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Two agency authors in the top five
29 Oct 2013
Congratulations to Casey Watson, whose Last Kiss for Mummy is no 3, and Cathy Glass whose Will You Love Me? is no 5 in the paperback non-fiction best seller chart.
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Mark Peel in The Times
28 Oct 2013
This weekend’s Times carried a feature on Mark Peel’s fascinating book on the 14th Duke of Hamilton, The Patriotic Duke.
Duke ‘knew nothing of Hess’s extraordinary peace flight’ (£)
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Great review for Peter Daughtrey
28 Oct 2013
“A book for anybody who is interested in the mystery of Atlantis and ancient history, it also contains thought-provoking evidence for historians and geologists as well.”
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Annys Darkwa wins Innovation Award
28 Oct 2013
Annys Darkwa and her charity Vision Housing have won an award at the Redemption and Justice Awards 2013.
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Natalie Rowe in Sunday Express
28 Oct 2013
Natalie Rowe featured in this weekend’s Sunday Express, regarding her new book Chief Whip.
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Jacky Donovan in Chronicle Live
28 Oct 2013
Dominatrix Jacky Donovan discusses her new book Instant Whips and Dream Toppings in the Chronicle Live.
Former Newcastle schoolgirl lifts lid on life as high class London dominatrix
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Andrew Lownie at NGP Self-Publishing Summit
24 Oct 2013
Andrew Lownie will be speaking at the NGP Self-Publishing Summit on November 9 at King’s College London.
