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Live the Dream

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A powerful bestseller from the country’s number one storyteller.Read by Carole Boyd.In a 1930s setting LIVE THE DREAM tells the story of three people caught up in a tangle of love and hatred which threatens to tear them apart forever.Handsome wealthy and fair-minded Luke Hammond could have the world at his feet. Instead he has the world on his shoulders. Consumed by sadness Luke’s only respite from his respectable life is on a Tuesday when he heads off to seek solace in a hideaway deep in the calm heart of the woods.Locked in his thoughts and dreams living his humble ‘Tuesday’ life Luke’s quiet sadness intrigues Amy Maitland a bright young woman whom Luke seems at first not to notice. Amy finds herself wondering more and more about this elusive man.But Amy worries too about Daisy her beloved best friend who masks the misery of a difficult home life. Amy knows that under the bravado and humour there is a desperate woman searching for stability and love - seemingly at any cost. Calling Luke her ‘Tuesday Man’ Daisy falls head over heels in love with him. Although he’s aloof and appears to have little time for romance she means to have him.As Amy grows increasingly uneasy about Daisy she fails to realise that Luke is quietly falling in love with her. And unwittingly she finds herself drawn into a dangerous position not of her making…In this riveting work of fiction Josephine Cox the Sunday Times bestselling author weaves a tale that is as captivating as it is heartbreaking. The characters struggles and triumphs will keep you on the edge of your seat making LIVE THE DREAM a top pick for any reader.For fans of Anna Jacobs (Hawthorn Close) Libby Ashworth (The Rag Maiden) Katie Flynn (Winter's Orphan) Danielle Steel (Second Act) and Rosie Goodwin (The Lost Girl).


  • Published by HarperCollins UK
  • Fiction/Non-FictionFiction
  • Genre Romance
  • Target Audience Adult
  • Released 19th March 2007
  • Duration 03 Hrs. 00 Mins.
  • ISBN 9780007260621