The author, Carol Margaret Tetlow, launched her book « Too Close For Comfort » last Saturday

By Guy Boulianne | On 15/11/2016 | Comments (0)

The author, Carol Margaret Tetlow, launched her book « Too Close For Comfort » last Saturday at the Waterstones bookstore in England. Carol Margaret Tetlow retired from general practice two years ago and now spends her time writing and playing tennis. She lives in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales with nine donkeys, two ponies, four Labradors, two cats and one very long suffering husband. Here is a message received from the author:

“It was a great day! I sold 75 books in two hours. Waterstones were very hospitable and all the people who popped in to see me were simply delightful. With donations from the book sales and also general donations, Breast Cancer UK will be receiving £315 which is a fabulous amount. Please find attached some photos so you can share my day. Best wishes.”

Too Close For Comfort, by Carol Margaret Tetlow

Here is the summary of the book “Too Close For Comfort”:

No matter how good a doctor you are, it is so hard to look after someone you are emotionally attached to. For a start, you don’t want them to be seriously ill and common sense flies out of the window.

Ellie is back in her home town, finishing her training to become a GP and delighted to be nearer to her parents. She has a new home, she’s reunited with an old friend from medical school days and there is the excitement of a passionate and illicit affair.

Life is good.

But both her parents are trying to protect her from an awful secret. When Ellie finds out and the situation turns out to be far worse than anyone expected, she has to face the realisation that things are going to change forever.

This is the third of five books in the popular Teviotdale medical centre series. The first two, Out of Practice and Faith Hope and Clarity are available now.

The book is available at Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk.

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