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ORANGE Cherry Coombe

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ORANGE: What’s the story? BUY ORANGE IN PAPERBACK now: follow the LINK BELOW RIGHT or in KINDLE ebook form from the link, upper right. READ ON….! Rosie’s absurdly disturbing story rampages between Oxfordshire, India and Sao Paulo as her search for enlightenment exposes the dark underbelly of 70s peace and love. As she lampoons her own unresolved relationships, interwoven stories unravel and the past intrudes on the present. Fragments of experience shared: fish-stew, joints and 70s sex; mistaken identity and coincidence colour a kaleidoscope of intersecting lives.  Unfinished business agitates and craves an end, propelling a passionate story of life and love across four decades. ORANGE: Who wrote it? Cherry Coombe, born in 1956, lives in the countryside.  Her grown-up children come and go.  She is an author who lectures in further education. Email : cherry@cherrycoombe.com ORANGE: How do I get it? Just click the icon: it takes you to [...]

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NEW REVIEWS published at amazon.co.uk CLICK the icon here! 14 September 2011 Another five star review on amazon: Score to date: 24/25 stars! Antonella writes: 5.0 out of 5 stars Cyrano de Bergerac meets Bridget Jones…, 9 Sep 2011 Antonella This review is from: ORANGE (Kindle Edition) This is a compelling, sometimes hilarious sometimes very uncomfortable romp through Rosie Taylor’s life from her teens to her 50s. Born into middle-class England in the 1950s, Rosie enjoyed the freedom parents believed would turn their offspring into strong and independent adults. Rosie grapples with encounter groups, communes, life in India with her guru, ‘the pill’, women’s lib; she suffers mental and physical abuse, drinks too much, then moves on with the times to internet dating. A recurrent lover in various guises wheedles his way in and out of the story. In 2003 she throws a sannyassin reunion party, a clever literary device revealing how Rosie [...]

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