The Switch by Beth O'LearyAfter suffering a breakdown, Leena Cotton is forcibly put on leave and no longer has work to distract her from her grief. Meanwhile, her grandmother Eileen is frustrated with the lack of suitors available to her in her village. The solution is as simple as it is ridiculous - a swap! Eileen heads to London, on the hunt for romance, and Leena returns home. Just how much can change in two months anyway? Oh my goodness. This book is beautiful. I don't often weep when reading, but obviously this is an exception. I'm glad I persevered with Beth O'Leary's backlog. Because if I hadn't, I wouldn't have been wrapped up in the warm embrace of The Switch and its loveable characters - who I will dearly miss. I am so fortunate to have such remarkable women in my own family or I'd wish Eileen was my very own grandmother.
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AboutAlyce Caswell, when she isn't drinking her way through a giant pot of tea, can be found dabbling in multiple genres and writing forms. She has self-published several titles in her space opera family saga, which is divided into two series: The Galactic Pantheon and The Pantheon War. Her most recent book is The Shadow of the Gods. Archives
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