Two women in their sixties. One disastrous Lake District retreat. Several extremely questionable decisions.
A funny, feel-good British novel about friendship, reinvention, and discovering that falling in love might not be something you’ve aged out of after all.
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Rosie Bishop is sixty-two, thoroughly fed up, and absolutely not interested in finding herself.
A week at a sensible retreat in the Lake District is her daughter’s idea of salvation and Rosie’s idea of hell. Discovering she has to share her room with a stranger only makes her mutter more.
Until Rosie realises the stranger isn’t a stranger at all.
Twenty years after Dawn disappeared from her life, she waltzes back in like she never left.
And things are about to get considerably less sensible.
Readers loved Dawn & Rosie
★★★★★
“This book is pure joy… Rosie and Dawn are hilarious and relatable.”
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★★★★★
“I absolutely loved these strong, hard-headed, cantankerous women.”
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★★★★★
“This book made me smile from ear to ear all the way through.”
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