A sharp, warm comedy of marriage and midlife set on one north London street, where two ill-matched couples and a quietly curious new neighbour upend each other's carefully arranged lives. Witty British fiction about reinvention, friendship and the lives we build by accident.
They moved house. The baggage came with them.
Emma and Andrew have finally bought their dream home. Just two doors down, Kelly and Darren are reluctantly downsizing ― and not exactly doing it gracefully. While the wives bond over wine and daydreams of faraway places, their husbands chafe at every interaction.
Andrew quotes Shakespeare and avoids confrontation. Darren thinks Muswell Hill is “Wokeland” and has strong opinions about recycling bins. Then Mrs Hall moves into the house in between them―a quietly curious neighbour with a knack for asking the wrong questions―and nothing on the street can ever stay the same.
As fences go up and tempers fray, long-buried frustrations rise to the surface. Vows are questioned. Friendships are tested. And everyone starts to wonder if the life they’ve built still fits who they are.
Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall is the second standalone novel in the At the Dream Café series, perfect for readers who love real life, wit, and a whole lot of heart, where midlife messiness meets unexpected connection.
RJ Gould is a feature contributor for publications including Writing Magazine and Pen to Print, and a presenter covering The MAN in RoMANce at Romantic Novelists' Association annual conferences, regional workshops, The University of the Third Age, and Cambridge Writers. His book Dream Café was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists' Association's Joan Hessayon Award, 2016.
Praise for Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall:
★★★★★ "Brilliant story, well-rounded characters―I love all his books."
★★★★★ "The wives’ friendship was endearing."
★★★★★ "Through the ups and downs I just wanted to see where these couples were going to end up."
★★★★★ "Full of depth. The writing brought each character to life and I felt like I could see the story play out in my mind’s eye."
★★★★★ "This is a feel-good book."
★★★★★ "The plot of this book had me curious and it did not disappoint."
★★★★★ "It explores relationships through good times and bad."
★★★★★ "It reminded me of The Odd Couple, but with actual couples."
★★★★★ "I enjoyed the gentle turbulence shared between the couples."
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R J Gould writes contemporary fiction about relationships using a mix of humour and pathos to describe the life journeys of his protagonists. He is published by Vinci Books and also self-publishes.
Before becoming a full-time author he worked in the education and charity sectors. In addition to his addiction to telling stories, he has somewhat milder addictions to playing tennis, watching film noir cinema, completing wordle and eating dried mango slices.
R J Gould lives in Cambridge, UK.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A sharp, warm comedy of marriage and midlife set on one north London street, where two ill-matched couples and a quietly curious new neighbour upend each other's carefully arranged lives. Witty British fiction about reinvention, friendship and the lives we build by accident.They moved house. The baggage came with them.Emma and Andrew have finally bought their dream home. Just two doors down, Kelly and Darren are reluctantly downsizing and not exactly doing it gracefully. While the wives bond over wine and daydreams of faraway places, their husbands chafe at every interaction.Andrew quotes Shakespeare and avoids confrontation. Darren thinks Muswell Hill is Wokeland and has strong opinions about recycling bins. Then Mrs Hall moves into the house in between thema quietly curious neighbour with a knack for asking the wrong questionsand nothing on the street can ever stay the same.As fences go up and tempers fray, long-buried frustrations rise to the surface. Vows are questioned. Friendships are tested. And everyone starts to wonder if the life theyve built still fits who they are.Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall is the second standalone novel in the At the Dream Cafe series, perfect for readers who love real life, wit, and a whole lot of heart, where midlife messiness meets unexpected connection.RJ Gould is a feature contributor for publications including Writing Magazine and Pen to Print, and a presenter covering The MAN in RoMANce at Romantic Novelists' Association annual conferences, regional workshops, The University of the Third Age, and Cambridge Writers. His book Dream Cafe was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists' Association's Joan Hessayon Award, 2016.Praise for Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall: "Brilliant story, well-rounded charactersI love all his books." "The wives friendship was endearing." "Through the ups and downs I just wanted to see where these couples were going to end up." "Full of depth. The writing brought each character to life and I felt like I could see the story play out in my minds eye." "This is a feel-good book." "The plot of this book had me curious and it did not disappoint." "It explores relationships through good times and bad." "It reminded me of The Odd Couple, but with actual couples." "I enjoyed the gentle turbulence shared between the couples." Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781036711559
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A sharp, warm comedy of marriage and midlife set on one north London street, where two ill-matched couples and a quietly curious new neighbour upend each other's carefully arranged lives. Witty British fiction about reinvention, friendship and the lives we build by accident.They moved house. The baggage came with them.Emma and Andrew have finally bought their dream home. Just two doors down, Kelly and Darren are reluctantly downsizing and not exactly doing it gracefully. While the wives bond over wine and daydreams of faraway places, their husbands chafe at every interaction.Andrew quotes Shakespeare and avoids confrontation. Darren thinks Muswell Hill is Wokeland and has strong opinions about recycling bins. Then Mrs Hall moves into the house in between thema quietly curious neighbour with a knack for asking the wrong questionsand nothing on the street can ever stay the same.As fences go up and tempers fray, long-buried frustrations rise to the surface. Vows are questioned. Friendships are tested. And everyone starts to wonder if the life theyve built still fits who they are.Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall is the second standalone novel in the At the Dream Cafe series, perfect for readers who love real life, wit, and a whole lot of heart, where midlife messiness meets unexpected connection.RJ Gould is a feature contributor for publications including Writing Magazine and Pen to Print, and a presenter covering The MAN in RoMANce at Romantic Novelists' Association annual conferences, regional workshops, The University of the Third Age, and Cambridge Writers. His book Dream Cafe was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists' Association's Joan Hessayon Award, 2016.Praise for Darren, Andrew and Mrs Hall: "Brilliant story, well-rounded charactersI love all his books." "The wives friendship was endearing." "Through the ups and downs I just wanted to see where these couples were going to end up." "Full of depth. The writing brought each character to life and I felt like I could see the story play out in my minds eye." "This is a feel-good book." "The plot of this book had me curious and it did not disappoint." "It explores relationships through good times and bad." "It reminded me of The Odd Couple, but with actual couples." "I enjoyed the gentle turbulence shared between the couples." Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781036711559
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