Qarnita Loxton

"Dianne is divorced but for the sake of her two daughters she lives next to her ex-husband, sharing a joint double garden. Good for the girls but what about her? How can she move on if Alan and his new fiancée are always around? Her post-divorce romances have stalled: Andile, her lover turned friend, and Faye, her secret Tinder date turned sometimes lover. Both Andile and Faye want more but Di is not sure what she wants. Her daughters were not thrilled with the idea of her with a boyfriend, will they freak out if their mom has a girlfriend? Is it even worth introducing them if Faye might turn out not to be the one for her? But when Dianne's eldest daughter deals with homophobia at school, Dianne feels compelled to speak out and be honest about who she is. With the support of her friends Kari, Lily, Shelley and now Shireen, she might just have the courage to do it. But what will the fallout be?"--Provided by Publisher.

Being Dianne

Being Kari

Lily is making sure her wedding to Owen will be perfect. For one thing, she is seating Owen's dad from the Cape Flats far from her snobbish parents who keep insinuating that Owen is not good enough for her. But then Owen's ex Courtney shows up with her teenage daughter, Chiara, who could be his. And Owen seems happy at the prospect of being a dad. What happened to their decision to commit to love and marriage, but not the baby carriage? Is he changing his mind about children, about her? -- Publisher's description.

Being Lily

Amy Heydenrych

Gail Schimmel

Pamela Power

Four strangers, two cities, one chance online meeting. Jess is a yummy mummy of two whose life is slowly unravelling and who has recently separated from her husband. Ginger is a happily widowed granny with a salty tongue and a wicked sense of humour. The gorgeous and sensitive Matt is an almost-qualified psychologist, who still lives with his parents. And Queenie, a librarian from Cape Town, has an absent boyfriend and a secret writing habit. What could these four strangers possibly have in common? They are all die-hard Marian Keyes fans. And when they hear that Marian is due to visit South Africa to attend a literary festival, they are all desperate to meet her. Together they come up with a mad-cap plan. Will they succeed – or will life intervene?

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