When The Sun Shines (The Liverpool Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)
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Buy now - pay later.Josie could be happy.If only her boss would leave her alone. If only she had a place of her own. If only she could stop shopping from home.For now, her worst problem is dodging her boss. Smedders is getting her down - every time she turns around, he's spying on her. It's just not fair! She works hard and never does anything wrong.Unless there's something wrong with laughing. She can't help laughing at Smedders - if she didn't laugh at his petty rules, she'd cry.Her only consolation is drinking the bar dry with her friends at the weekend, and buying gorgeous clothes.Clothes ...
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Josie could be happy.
If only her boss would leave her alone. If only she had a place of her own. If only she could stop shopping from home.
For now, her worst problem is dodging her boss. Smedders is getting her down - every time she turns around, he's spying on her. It's just not fair! She works hard and never does anything wrong.
Unless there's something wrong with laughing. She can't help laughing at Smedders - if she didn't laugh at his petty rules, she'd cry.
Her only consolation is drinking the bar dry with her friends at the weekend, and buying gorgeous clothes.
Clothes make her feel human again and with a soul-sucking job she needs that.
Paying the bills is another thing but she tries not worry about that. Not now that she's met a smiling stranger who wants to take her out. Mick seems like someone she could trust - but nobody knows anything about him. Is he too good to be true?
Should she trust his altar boy smile?
Or will she pay later?
Filled with fun, nostalgia and hope this funny, heartwarming story is a look back to gritty 1970s, Liverpool.
Grace Jolliffe is the award-winning author of Liverpool based The Sunshine Girl, Sweet Little Things and Piggy Monk Square.
Josie could be happy.
If only her boss would leave her alone. If only she had a place of her own. If only she could stop shopping from home.
For now, her worst problem is dodging her boss. Smedders is getting her down - every time she turns around, he's spying on her. It's just not fair! She works hard and never does anything wrong.
Unless there's something wrong with laughing. She can't help laughing at Smedders - if she didn't laugh at his petty rules, she'd cry.
Her only consolation is drinking the bar dry with her friends at the weekend, and buying gorgeous clothes.
Clothes make her feel human again and with a soul-sucking job she needs that.
Paying the bills is another thing but she tries not worry about that. Not now that she's met a smiling stranger who wants to take her out. Mick seems like someone she could trust - but nobody knows anything about him. Is he too good to be true?
Should she trust his altar boy smile?
Or will she pay later?
Filled with fun, nostalgia and hope this funny, heartwarming story is a look back to gritty 1970s, Liverpool.
Grace Jolliffe is the award-winning author of Liverpool based The Sunshine Girl, Sweet Little Things and Piggy Monk Square.
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