Friday nights have become a
regular meeting time for six women of different ages and from different
backgrounds. The nights were first
started by Eleanor a former senior administrator and now retired with time on
her hands. She chose to live a single
life concentrating on her career and now realises she doesn’t have many
friends. She is an astute observer of
people and spots two lonely single mothers and suggests they meet up for a
drink at her house. As they get to know each other their group
expands. They become friends and learn
to rely on each other. Then Paula, one
of the members of the group, meets a man, Jackson, whom she introduces to her
friends and things are never the same. I
liked the way Joanna Trollop seamlessly flitted between all the different
points of view.
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