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U.K. Praise for
HOME TO BIG STONE GAP:
"Trigiani's
novels, set in small-town Virginia, are about family and friends,
love and loss as well as daily dilemas we all face - and they
are utterly addictive"
—Glamour
"Must Read" - "Home
to Big Stone Gap is as quirky and charming as her first novel.
If you are not a fan already, you will be after this."
—Company
"'If you love curling up with charming tales of small
towns and quirky characters, switch off with this." Four
stars.
—Cosmopolitan
Trigiani
is seen here (back row, centre), with (l to r) Mario Cantone
(Anthony in the film), Julie Wright (S&S), Matt Bates
(WHSmith), Katherine Brimblecombe (Sainsbury's), Rachel
Rulton (EUK), and (front row, l to r) Emma Harrow, Marie-Claire
Dorking (Company), Suzanne Baboneau (Simon & Schuster)
and Lindsay Frankel (Red).
Books: Guaranteed laughter and tears
Pick of the week, 17 September 2006:
" From the author of the best-selling hit Big Stone Gap
comes another heart-warming melodrama set in the Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia and the return of Ave Maria Mulligan
MacChesney and her family.
Fans of the Big Stone Gap trilogy will welcome back an entertaining
cast of familiar characters including Theodore Tipton, Iva
Lou Makin, Fleeta Mullins, and Pearl Grimes, as well as Pete
Rutledge, Jack Mac's unspoken rival for the heart of Ave Maria.
In this instalment, we find
Ave Maria's daughter, Etta, barely 18, married and living
in Italy, while she has hardly noticed that the health of
her husband, the gorgeous and ever-dependable Jack Mac, is
failing.
Meanwhile, several friendships
she has enjoyed forever are threatened.
It's classic Trigiani - warm,
witty and clever, with enough surprises to keep the pace flowing.
Trigiani has the ability to have you laughing at one moment
and reaching for the hankies the next. Fans should not be
disappointed."
— Belfast Telegraph |
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