Love Notes for Freddie

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'Beautifully written, intelligent and gripping' Daily Mail

'A beautiful tale of first loves' Heat

<h4>Every ending can be a new beginning . . .</h4>

Marnie Fitzpatrick has a celebrated but dysfunctional stepfather, a twin brother who photographs family rows for fun, and has never met a boy that she prefers to a maths conundrum. Yet one unexpected afternoon will change her life forever.

Julie Crewe once danced barefoot in Central Park with man she has never been able to forget, but after breaking her heart and both ankles, she re-invented herself as a teacher at a highly-rated girls' school in Hertfordshire.

Electrician Freddie Friday wants to break away from everything that is expected of him, but he's trapped by his past and present circumstances, except when he's moving to music.

This is the story of what happened in a small town during the long hot summer of 1969. It's about first love and last love and lost love, and all the complicated stuff in between. Love Notes for Freddie is a story about how sometimes the hardest beginnings can lead to the most unexpected of endings . . .

Readers LOVE Eva Rice's novels

***** 'One of the best novels I've ever read'

***** 'Engrossing, rich and heart-warming

***** 'More than a love story'

***** 'Vivid, truthful and gloriously heart-warming'

***** 'A must-read'

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