Stephanie Lawry has an unsuitable fiance, claustrophobia, and a disquieting rash...
Jack
Redmond tries hard to be a good father to his children despite his
ex-wife's attitude problem, and his mistakenly-gained drunken-perv
reputation.
Add in Steph's bolshie parents, Jack's too-bright
children, an old lover, a couple of rescued dogs, and a manky polar
bear, and it's no wonder the games people play get out of hand.
Will Steph learn the rules of the relationship game in time to win Jack, or are the stakes too high?
Katie
Fforde (best-selling rom com author and President of the Romantic
Novelists' Association) said of 'All His Own Hair': 'Susan Alison
handles difficult issues with quirky humour and uplifting results.'
Jill
Mansell (best-selling rom com author) said of 'White Lies and Custard
Creams': "Susan Alison has written a lovely, quirky romp packed with
off-the-wall characters - original, intriguing and great fun!"
(To
give you some idea of length - 'White Lies and Custard Creams' is
83,700 words long and 'All His Own Hair' is 87,300 words long. Out from
Under the Polar Bear is 95,000 words long.)
Susan Alison is
the Katie Fforde Bursary Award winner for 2011. She has won competition
awards for short fiction and sold numerous stories to commercial
publications. Her fiction concentrates on the relationships humans forge
with each other (and quite often with their dogs). She is a freelance
artist.
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