An amusing satire on modern marriage and the mistakes that are made, all set around a beautiful Elizabethan house and estate and a private London bank. You can see it all going wrong but not know how the problems are resolved. Satisfying, glamorous and highly absorbing. Anthony is a thoroughly decent man who is really too kind for his own good. A lovely read.
Similar this month: None but try Sara MacDonald
Comparison: Sydney Sheldon, Louise Bagshawe, Penny Vincenzi.
As Anthony Anscombe surveys Winchford Priory, his beautiful Elizabethan house in Oxfordshire, he has the distinct feeling that he's under siege. He may be surrounded by his sprawling estate and one of the best pheasant shoots in the country, but lurking in the village are more than one or two reminders of a complicated past.
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As Anthony Anscombe surveys Winchford Priory, his beautiful Elizabethan house in Oxfordshire, he has the distinct feeling that he's under siege. He may be surrounded by his sprawling estate and one of the best pheasant shoots in the country, but lurking in the village are more than one or two reminders of a complicated past.
A Much Married Man features in the following genres: Family Drama, Modern and Contemporary Fiction, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Romance / Relationship Stories, General Fiction, Recommendations
Paperback (b Format), Hardback. Not Available.
A Much Married Man was written by Nicholas Coleridge and published by Orion Publishing Co
