Emlyn Rees Libros

Los amigos, no se puede vivir sin ellos, pero casi peor es vivir con ellos amy y jack, la enrollada pareja de finalmente juntos, son el centro de un grupo algo desorientado .Mientras Amy y Jack están como embobados preparando su boda, sus amigos se han quedado un tanto descolgados. Así es como Matt descubre que su inseparable colega va a casarse, dejándolo en la estacada. De un plumazo, se ha quedado sin amigo y compañero de piso, hasta que recuerda a Helen, H para sus amigos, dedicada en cuerpo y alma a su carrera profesional, aunque está empezando a hartarse de tantos nervios y estrés. Y encima tiene a la pesada de Amy, su mejor amiga, hablando todo el día de su boda, cuyo catering ha encargado a Stringer, el cual, famoso por su supuesta habilidad para ligar, tiene ahora la primera ocasión de demostrar que además es capaz de trabajar, aunque guarda un secreto que sólo podrá desvelar Susie, otra amiga de la novia, que a su vez ha borrado a los hombres de su horizonte, bueno, al menos hasta que se aclare las ideas, como, por ejemplo, si quiere seguir vendiendo sombreros antiguos en Portobello durante toda su vida... Igual que en el libro anterior, los cuatro protagonistas nos cuentan sus historias desde su propio punto de vista en capítulos alternos. Con un realismo impresionante, sin duda fruto de la propia experiencia, los autores de Finalmente juntos nos dan su original y divertida versión de la llegada de la dichosa madurez, esa tan temida como deseada etapa en la cual, nos guste o no, empezamos a plantearnos la vida desde otra perspectiva.

Focussed and determined - and bruised by a past relationship - he's not looking for distractions. But as pieces of the past start to fall into place, the restoration also brings together Jimmy and Verity, two local teenagers: one falling in love for the first time, the other an incurable romantic, determined to find her fairy-tale hero.

An hilarious parody of We're Going On A Bear Hunt.

Laurie Vale receives a call from an unknown aunt, revealing that her family's history is built on lies. Fifty years earlier, a forbidden love and a flood shattered the Vale family in Stepmouth, but now her aunt wants Laurie to uncover the truth.

No phone. No electricity. Welcome to one hell of a Christmas. When the Thorne family gather for the festivities–the arguments, jealousies and enmities that make every family Christmas so special – they think they’ll only have to endure each other for three days. But then the snows come, cutting the Thornes off, with only each other for support. From the Trade Paperback edition.

From the authors of the bestsellers COME TOGETHER and COME AGAIN - Jack and Amy, seven years on.

As the 1980's dawn in the sleepy English village of Rushton, Mickey and Fred are next-door neighbours and best friends, in and out of scrapes from the day they're born. They're convinced that nothing will ever keep them apart. But they're wrong. Fifteen years later, Mickey is beginning a new phase of her life, with a small flower shop in London. Meanwhile, Fred's life is also changing: he's set to marry his girlfriend in just a few short weeks. Then he bumps into Mickey for the first time since their worlds fell apart. As they pick up the threads of their friendship, Fred and Mickey relive their glory days growing up in Rushton. But can they ever really overcome the devastating events that once tore them apart? And is it true what they say about first loves being forever? Warm, funny and sad, The Boy Next Door is a story about growing up, falling in and out of love and learning you're never too old to be a kid.

When successful author Adam Appleton invites Amazonia Skreen to his home, he unwittingly turns the page of the last short and unpleasant chapter of his life. But for his killer it is just the beginning of a twisted narrative of revenge where members of the literary community are felled one by one. A debut novel.

Another hilarious parody of a much-loved children's book from the bestselling authors of We're Going on a Bar Hunt and The Very Hungover Caterpillar.