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The #1 Bestselling Romantic Comedy ContinuesIt wasn't supposed to be this way...On the road to Happily Ever After, Tara Ryan has lost control of her life and somehow ended up in a ditch.A shell of the woman she once was, she's avoiding sex like the plague and considering getting a riot shield to defend herself against her unruly two-year-old daughter.At breaking point, she's handed over the planning of her wedding to her dangerously flamboyant best friend, James. (She can trust him, can't she?)And just when things couldn't get any worse, Lewis - Tara's Mr. Right - announces that he's had enough and maybe they should call off the wedding.Desperate times call for desperate measures as Tara scrambles to pull everything out of the bag to save her relationship.But her next catastrophe is waiting in line - one that really stops her in her tracks...Fur Coat Holey Knickers is a hilarious, touching and outrageous tale of a woman trying to keep her life from falling apart, while teetering on the edge of sanity

Belfast 1955: our past was still their future . . . In the summer of 1955, Belfast is a quiet, apparently peaceful backwater. Trolleybuses run in a leisurely way through sparse traffic, and lamplighters go about at night. Still, though Ulster's eruption of 1969 is fourteen years away, all the seeds of that conflict are being sown. There is an uneasy, palpable tension in the air, yet, for the most part life seems ordered and calm. In this sleepy, pleasant world, Brigid Arthur, five, and her brother Francis, eleven, live right on the edge of town in a close circle of family and friends. But over that long hot summer, everything begins to change and Brigid struggles to understand the complex adult world around her, a hidden world she often misinterprets. Through a series of events and revelations, some magical, others painful, she learns that the world is full of anguish but also full of hope and wonder. Then Brigid and Francis know what it is they have to do, separately and together, as, like the "Brother and Sister" of Grimms' tale they "go forth together into the wide world".