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Fresh Fiction for August Is Here

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Hotter than a Tuscan summer.


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From Himalayan stargazing to the London Blitzβ€”one love endures.

A BICYCLE BUILT FOR SUE
By: Daisy Tate

HarperCollins
May 2021
On Sale: May 4, 2021
384 pages
ISBN: 0008322759
EAN: 9780008322755
Kindle: B084STD9HX
Paperback / e-Book
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Romance | Women's Fiction Contemporary

Getting on her bike will change everything…

Sue Young has never asked for much apart from a quiet life. She’s always been happy with her call centre job and dinner on the table at six o clock; that was until a tragedy tore her tranquility into little shreds.
With her life in tatters, Sue is persuaded to join a charity cycle ride led by Morning TV’s Kath Fuller, who is having a crisis of her own, and Sue’s self-appointed support crew are struggling with their own issues.

Pensioner Flo Wilson is refusing to grow old, gracefully or otherwise, and a teen goth Raven Chakrabarti, is determined to dodge the path her family have mapped out for her.

Can the foursome cycle through saddle sores and chaffed thighs to a brighter future, or will pushing themselves to the limit prove harder than they thought?

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