Even if, like me, you are not a huge fan of reading chick-lit / romcom stories on too regular a basis, you can’t fail to be blown away by the amazing, in your face cover art of A View To A Kilt, the latest episode in the Laura Lake series, written by author Wendy Holden.
I would like to thank publisher Head Of Zeus for the opportunity to be a part of this great cover reveal and although the book is not officially available until April 2019 ….
You can pre-order your UK copy from Amazon.co.uk
You can pre-order your USA copy from Amazon.com
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A VIEW TO A KILT – (Laura Lake #3) – The blurb
Laura Lake, editor of glamorous glossy magazine Society, is in trouble. Advertising revenues are down, and her job will be in jeopardy if she can’t pick them up.
According to those in the know, Scotland is having a moment. Haggis tempura is on Michelin-starred menus, smart spas are offering porridge facials, and a chain of eco-hotels on the sites of Highland Clearances are pulling in star punters. With a view to getting a slice of this ultra-high-end market, Laura’s been sent to a baronial estate in Wester Ross to write a think-piece about celebrity bagpipes.
It’s supposed to be gorgeous, glitzy and glamorous. But intrigue follows Laura like night follows day. And at Glenravish Castle – a shooting lodge fit for a billionaire – Laura finds herself hunting for a scoop that won’t just save her job, it could save her life…
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WENDY HOLDEN
Wendy Holden grew up in Yorkshire, and studied English at Girton College, Cambridge.
She worked in magazines for many years before joining Tatler’s in 1997 as deputy editor, later moving to the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine, which she left in the early 2000s, to concentrate on writing her novels.
Wendy still considers journalism to be her trade, so she likes to keep her hand in by regularly writing features and reviews for newspapers and magazines on a range of social, topical and lifestyle subjects. She is also a television and radio contributor.
She now lives in Derbyshire, in a former Victorian gardener’s lodge built in the shape of a tiny castle, where she works in a small green summerhouse in the garden.
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“My bottom drawer isn’t so much full of unpublished novels as half-published ones. I’m a bit of a literary tomb-raider and am constantly stripping the corpses of works I once thought dead and buried for jewelled and glittering bits of detail such as interiors, conversations and sometimes whole characters to embellish whatever book I am working on at the moment.”
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