Norsk oversettelse av Christmas at The beach cafe, Christmas gifts at The beach cafe og A baby at The beach cafe.
Det er vinter på den idylliske Strandkafeen som Evie arvet etter sin kjære tante Jo. Evie drømmer om den perfekte julen med kjæresten Ed. Rolige dager foran peisen, bare de to i fred og fordragelighet. Sånn blir det ikke. Uventede gjester stikker kjepper i hjulene for Evies herlige julefantasier - Eds ekskjæreste tar plutselig kontakt, og så dukker det opp en bror Ed ikke hadde fortalt om. Evies søster Ruth, opplever at ekteskapet slår sprekker, og kommer til Strandkafeen med sine tre barn. Evies romantiske juleplaner må igjen legges på is. Men juleoverraskelser kan komme i mange former, og spesielt en av dem, fører til at livet på Strandkafeen aldri igjen blir det samme for Evie og Ed.
Librarian note: There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name
First of all, a confession. My name isn’t really Lucy Diamond at all, it’s Sue Mongredien. I’ve used a pen name because ‘Diamond’ is a lot easier to spell and pronounce than ‘Mongredien’ and also because I’ve written lots of children’s books too and wanted to keep the genres separate. (There is actually another Lucy Diamond on Amazon who writes religious children’s books. That isn’t me, though.)
I was born in 1970 and grew up in Nottingham. I read English at Leeds University then moved to London and worked for various publishers before I packed it all in to go travelling around the world for a year and a half. When I came back to the UK, I worked in publishing again, then moved to the BBC. I now live in Bath with my husband and three young children and divide my time between writing and looking after them. You can have a look at my children’s books here.
Favourite things: beaches, holidays, chocolate, wine, reading, Green Wing, bubble baths, sunshine, hearing my children laugh, babysitters
Favourite books: The Magus (John Fowles), The Edible Woman (Margaret Atwood), The Secret History (Donna Tartt), The Colour of Memory (Geoff Dyer)