The Wakes: The hilarious and heartbreaking Australian bestseller
FOUR FUNERALS. TWO MARRIAGES. ONE PRECIOUS LIFE.
'Delicious' LIANNE MORIARTY
'A delight' SUNDAY EXPRESS
'Uplifting' OBSERVER
This is a story about Clare, Chris and Louisa. It is about two failing marriages, two strangers falling in love and two friends embarking on a potentially disastrous funeral catering business. It is most certainly not about frittatas (a terrible concession) and more to do with lemon tart (a perfect contrast of textures).
This is a story about all the things that make life worth living, and how joy breaks in even when you least expect it.
'Life-affirming and joyful, even as it breaks your heart' EMILY ITAMI
'Insightful' THE TIMES
'Comfort food for your mind' HARPER'S BAZAAR
Dianne Yarwood worked in accounting and corporate advisory in London and Sydney. She also nurtured a love for cooking and catering. At the age of forty, with three young children, she became very ill and her life was saved by an emergency doctor. This brush with mortality gave her the courage to do what she's always wanted to do - write. Dianne lives in Sydney with her husband.
Author: Dianne Yarwood
Format: Paperback, 304 pages, 128mm x 196mm, 270 g
Published: 2024, Orion Publishing Co, United Kingdom
Genre: General & Literary Fiction
FOUR FUNERALS. TWO MARRIAGES. ONE PRECIOUS LIFE.
'Delicious' LIANNE MORIARTY
'A delight' SUNDAY EXPRESS
'Uplifting' OBSERVER
This is a story about Clare, Chris and Louisa. It is about two failing marriages, two strangers falling in love and two friends embarking on a potentially disastrous funeral catering business. It is most certainly not about frittatas (a terrible concession) and more to do with lemon tart (a perfect contrast of textures).
This is a story about all the things that make life worth living, and how joy breaks in even when you least expect it.
'Life-affirming and joyful, even as it breaks your heart' EMILY ITAMI
'Insightful' THE TIMES
'Comfort food for your mind' HARPER'S BAZAAR
Dianne Yarwood worked in accounting and corporate advisory in London and Sydney. She also nurtured a love for cooking and catering. At the age of forty, with three young children, she became very ill and her life was saved by an emergency doctor. This brush with mortality gave her the courage to do what she's always wanted to do - write. Dianne lives in Sydney with her husband.