Mischief at Middle Wallop explores the perspective of belonging, whether it be to a family, a community, a corporation or a nation. Set in the south of England, the novel leads you into the social, business and private lives of diverse characters from very different backgrounds who all happen to be members of the same golf club. The author takes you into the homes of the characters to experience the tensions within each household and witness the changes taking place. Witty and entertaining, Mischief at Middle Wallop reveals the imperfections in relationships between all the characters and, with dramatic twists and turns, boldly considers crime and punishment, love and marriage, joy and tragedy. Rich in dialogue and colorful in its portrayal of middle class England, Mischief at Middle Wallop is highly recommended as a wonderful source of discussion for book clubs everywhere. Mischief at Middle Wallop is Marel Brady's first novel. The author's second novel, Return to Redondo, set in Los Angeles, will be released soon. As yet untitled, a third novel set in Washington, DC is in process. Marel Brady is set to become an established author who captivates the reader with her portrayal of intimate relationships in colorful surroundings, while addressing contemporary social issues.
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Mischief at Middle Wallop explores the perspective of belonging, whether it be to a family, a community, a corporation or a nation. Set in the south of England, the novel leads you into the social, business and private lives of diverse characters from very different backgrounds who all happen to be members of the same golf club. The author takes you into the homes of the characters to experience the tensions within each household and witness the changes taking place. Witty and entertaining, Mischief at Middle Wallop reveals the imperfections in relationships between all the characters and, with dramatic twists and turns, boldly considers crime and punishment, love and marriage, joy and tragedy. Rich in dialogue and colorful in its portrayal of middle class England, Mischief at Middle Wallop is highly recommended as a wonderful source of discussion for book clubs everywhere. Mischief at Middle Wallop is Marel Brady's first novel. The author's second novel, Return to Redondo, set in Los Angeles, will be released soon. As yet untitled, a third novel set in Washington, DC is in process. Marel Brady is set to become an established author who captivates the reader with her portrayal of intimate relationships in colorful surroundings, while addressing contemporary social issues. Seller Inventory # 9780982454107