Cells

Paperback Published on: 17/06/2011
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Synopsis

Peak time on the Features Floor of a national newspaper and the computers crash. Martha Morgan, Features Editor, has a migraine and is losing control of her job. Head pounding she sits down, looks up and there is Jon, one of the messengers; and for a few seconds he seems like a saviour. Martha is married to Grant, a successful analyst. They have a beautiful home but no baby, in spite of IVF. Jon, brought up by dysfunctional parents, can't stick to a job or find a girlfriend. When Martha decides to take him under her wing and invites him into their home, the lives of all three of them break open, bringing the past and present into an explosive future.

Publisher information

  • Publisher: SilverWood Books Ltd
  • ISBN: 9781906236618
  • Number of pages: 312
  • Dimensions: 203 x 133 x 17 mm
  • Weight: 358g
  • Languages: English

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Cells
rivteting and thought provoking
I started Cells late one afternoon and finished it the following day. It's one of those books you hate to put down. Harriet's writing drew me in and kept m... READ MORE
MelanieRobertsonKing
Cells
Fertility struggles - great read.
This is the second book I have read this month about fertility problems in women and again the Author has written this very difficult and emotional problem... READ MORE
Lou Graham
Cells
Cells by Harriet Grace
Cells tells the story of Martha and Grant who are a successful professional couple in their careers. Martha is a features editor for a national newspaper a... READ MORE
Nikkis Books4U
Cells
Vividly Written And Intimately Detailed
In reading CELLS I became intensely, almost uncomfortably, enmeshed in the lives of Martha, her husband Grant, and the socially awkward Jon, whom they each... READ MORE
Sue Uden