Ice and a Slice

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Life should be idyllic, and it pretty much is for Sarah-Jane. Marriage to Tom is wonderful, even if he is hardly ever home. And lots of people have catastrophic fall-outs with their sister, don't they? They're bound to make it up some day. Just not right now, OK! And as for her drinking, yes it's true, she occasionally has one glass of wine too many, but everyone does that. It's hardly a massive problem, is it? Her best friend, Tanya, has much worse problems. Sarah-Jane's determined to help her out with them - just as soon as she's convinced Kit, the very nice man at the addiction clinic, that she's perfectly fine.**She is perfectly fine, isn't she?*This is the third full length novel from best-selling author Della Galton, whose previous published works include over a thousand short stories, half a dozen novellas, and several non-fiction titles.In the UK alone 'Ice And A Slice' has received over fifty five star reviews and continues to draw praise from her loyal readership.ReviewDella's writing is stylish, moving, original and fun: a wonderfully satisfying journey to a destination you can eagerly anticipate without ever guessing.Liz Smith, Fiction Editor, My Weekly (UK)Della Galton is one of our best writers.Gaynor Davies, Fiction Editor, Woman's Weekly (UK)**Della Galton is always worth reading!Norah McGrath, Fiction Editor, Take A Break (UK)Della's a real favourite with our readers - her stories are beautifully crafted, with real characters, believable situations and observant dialogue that always rings true.Margaret McCoy, The People's Friend (UK)About the AuthorDella Galton is a novelist, the author of five non fiction books, several novellas and has sold over a thousand short stories to women's magazines, in the UK and abroad. She is also a journalist, the agony aunt for Writers' Forum, and a creative writing tutor and speaker. When she is not writing she enjoys walking her dogs in the beautiful Dorset countryside where she lives. Her hobby is repairing old cottages, which is lucky as hers is falling down.