It's called Many Lives and the book contains a foreword by William Roache, who plays Ken Barlow.
You can purchase the book from Amazon.
Cosy crimes and gritty sagas by Corrie Blog editor Glenda, published by Headline. Click pic below!
Thursday, 3 November 2011
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GRITTY SAGAS BY CORRIE BLOG EDITOR GLENDA YOUNG, PUBLISHED BY HEADLINE. CLICK PIC BELOW!
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Was just thinking of this actress/character yesterday.
I was recalling the lack of actual story lines awarded of late to 'mature' characters on the street, with the exception of Audrey who's been the centre of many.
Just nit-picking, but I wouldn't have described the character Martha as a "floozy".
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