Postcards from the Heart
By Ella Griffin
Published by
The Orion Publishing Group Limited
ISBN 9781409122388
Category romance
Autumn 2011
Synopsis
Life is looking up for Saffy. She has a great job, a gorgeous flat, it looks like her boyfriend, Greg, is going to propose. Greg is on a high, too - he's about to swap his part as a heart-throb in an Irish soap for a break in Hollywood. But their happy endings are playing hard to get. It seems everyone's keeping secrets - one night stands, heartbreak, grief and loss are all in the mix…
Author's Biography
Ella Griffin was born and grew up in Dublin. A childhood dream of writing turned into an award-winning career in advertising - including a Barnardo's campaign that won the accolade of Ireland's BEST AD OF ALL TIME. Having turned freelance, Ella has written a wealth of travel pieces for magazines including IRISH TATLER, IMAGE, CARA and PRUDENCE, and has written a short film.
Reviews
Price £6.99 Binding: Paperback
Reader Comments
There was sex, there was drugs (but no rock and roll) in this very lively tale set in the world of Advertising and TV Soap.
Apart from the descriptive sex and drugs, I have to say that I enjoyed my first foray into the world of what I think they call 'Chick Lit'.
In this modern age I am in the minority who believe that if you tell a good story, and tell it well, that is all you need. This author did both.
I feel sure we will be hearing her name more and more.
V Smith - Casati House Literary Salon
I loved this book, couldn't put it down. I've recommended Ella Griffin to so many friends, I'm dying for her next novel. She's an incredibly gifted writer.
More please.
Really enjoyed this book. Made me laugh. Thankyou and well done to Ella!
A really nice read and some good laughs to boot!
I chuckled through it
Really well written - great pace and charm !
Great read!
So funny, great stuff!
This lady is truly gifted with a wonderful command of language, knowledge and wisdom :-}
A really great read! I enjoyed this book so much!
I loved it
Hard work and raw talent
Such a great read, so well written, funny and witty to boot.