Isn't it time to shake off the dust and make a new start? A warm, uplifting novel of bold adventures and new beginnings, perfect for readers of Rachel Joyce, Joanna Nell and Sophie Green.<>
'Such warmth and humour. I cheered for Winifred over and over' Judy Leigh
'Winifred Peters is an absolute delight!' Celia Anderson
'A joy from beginning to end' CJ Wray
When her husband departs, her adventures begin...
1933. In the tiny outback town of Bittamilla, Winifred Peters buries her husband after decades of dutiful silence, surrounded by her thankless grown-up children.
On discovering a surprise inheritance, Winifred makes a sudden decision to leave town, and when she encounters a young wife taking refuge from her husband, the two women board a train to bustling Sydney.
The city brings unexpected adventures, new friends and the chance to finally find their voices. But when the past catches up with them, will they be able to hold on to their fiercely won freedom?
Readers ADORE Winifred Peters Is Not Sorry for Her Loss...
'A truly enjoyable read. I was completely invested in Winifred's story, and I went through such a range of emotions while reading. I wholeheartedly recommend it'
'What an absolutely wonderful story... formidable female friendships are a pure delight. Full of charm, wit, humour and wonderful characters'
'The adventures were described in a way that made me feel as if I were right there with them. There were laugh out loud moments. I kept cheering for Winifred'
'Witty and warm, with just enough bite. Winifred is a heroine for anyone who's ever felt overlooked, underestimated, or quietly furious... A celebration of second chances, chosen family, and the joy of finally saying "no" so you can say "yes" to yourself'
'Funny, touching, and memorable. Don't miss this one, especially if you are in need of a pick me up!'
Autorentext
Australian writer Louise Jensen was born in Newcastle and has lived in and around Canberra and Queanbeyan for thirty years, including on a rural property between Bungendore and Braidwood. She has spent the last twenty years writing for government, which she says has given her a solid foundation in creative writing. WINIFRED PETERS IS NOT SORRY FOR HER LOSS won the Cheshire Novel Prize 2023.