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This is Your Song, Lola Rose

Donna Hay

A delicious romantic comedy about a girl called Lola Rose whose life is turned on its head when she discovers the true identity of her father

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Lola Rose Lambert's life changes on the day of her father's funeral. She isn't sorry that Eddie Lambert is dead. The outside world might have seen him as a solid, genial family man, but to her he was a bully who made her mother's life a misery until the day she died. She and her father have barely spoken since then. And Lola finds out why when, after the funeral, an embittered relative reveals a dark family secret. It turns out Eddie Lambert wasn't Lola's father at all. She was the result of a backstage fling between her musician mother and Rick Wild, guitarist with the mega rock group Poleaxe. Not only is her father very much alive, but he's also a big-haired, leather-wearing rock god. Lola tries to handle the revelation in her usual practical way, although deep down she's excited by the idea of having a family somewhere out there, and a father who might love her in the way Eddie never did. But her expectations are dashed when she finally gets to meet her long-lost dad, and discovers he's a typical rock star - spoilt and self-indulgent with the maturity of a hyperactive five-year-old. And then there's his family, who turn out to be a bunch of people so dysfunctional they'd make the Borgias looks like the Waltons. The arrival of Lola in their midst could be the making of them - or the death of her!

 

'This is a heart-tugging gently comic chick-lit tale.'

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This is Your Song, Lola Rose

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£18.99
Hardback
304 pages
234 x 153 mm
ISBN-10: 0752874543
ISBN-13: 9780752874548
Publication: April 2008
'this is your song, lola rose' is also available in paperback format
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