199 Steps to Love by Pauline George
At 61, Lucy finds herself divorced and decides to go on holiday to Whitby. There she meets the gallery owner, a woman named Jamie, who she is drawn to in ways she can’t yet understand. Jamie is also drawn to Lucy, despite the advice of her best friend against lusting after a straight woman. But…
At 61, Lucy finds herself divorced and decides to go on holiday to Whitby. There she meets the gallery owner, a woman named Jamie, who she is drawn to in ways she can’t yet understand.
Jamie is also drawn to Lucy, despite the advice of her best friend against lusting after a straight woman.
But just as they come together, Lucy leaves without explanation, not only putting a physical distance between them, but an emotional one as well.
Can they overcome the distances and find each other? Or is it more than just the miles that’s keeping them apart?
“I loved this book”
Five Star Review on Amazon By Jan Horton
I loved this book, really good story, it is nice to read about women of a similar age to me and to know that they do eventually find lurve, I think that Pauline as done a wonderful job of this, it is the secone book of hers that I have read and enjoyed, first one being “Jess” I did prefer this one though.
About the Author
Pauline George has come from Aircraft Mechanic to Motor Mechanic to Signal Operator to Writer, plenty of grist for the writing mill. Pauline was born in the beautiful county of Kent and is the eldest of four children. She now lives halfway between the buzzing metropolis of London and the quiet countryside of the Surrey Hills. Pauline realised at an early age she had the ability to write creatively, so much so that her English teacher Joyce Fowle gave her an extra exercise book for her poetry and essays. To this day she still has that exercise book. Although Pauline has always enjoyed writing she has never really had the nerve to ‘put it out there’ with many a story finishing up in the waste bin. However she has co-written a musical and a one act play which were performed at her local amateur dramatic society. Pauline also performed a one woman show at that same dramatic society after completing a year at a drama school in London as a mature student. Pauline indulges her hobbies of walking and photography when she isn’t writing, but even then her mind is busy creating the stories she hopes you will enjoy reading.