The Saturday Night Sauvignon Sisterhood by Gill Sims - Womens Fiction - Hardback

Details:. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Hardback. ISBN: 9780008358624. Publisher: HarperCollins. Age Range: Adult. Overview:. The Saturday Night Sauvignon Sisterhood is the sharp, hilarious new hardback from Sunday Times bestselling author Gill Sims, creator of the much-loved Why Mummy series. It follows exhausted mum Claire as her marriage implodes and her carefully constructed life unravels, in a warm, wickedly funny story about friendship, resilience and the healing power of a good glass of wine. Perfect for fans of laugh-out-loud women's fiction, it makes an ideal gift for anyone who has ever needed a girls' night in with the Sisterhood.. About the Book:. Claire's life is far from picture-perfect: her children reject anything resembling a vegetable, she's exhausted by the relentless performance of modern parenting, and her husband has just announced he's leaving her for her best friend. As her world falls apart, Claire is drawn into an unlikely new circle - the Saturday Night Sauvignon Sisterhood - women bound together by shared chaos, dark humour and a mutual appreciation of a decent Sauvignon Blanc. Gill Sims, who built a devoted following with her viral Peter and Jane blog before topping the charts with Why Mummy Drinks, brings her trademark wit to this tale of midlife upheaval. The novel balances laugh-out-loud one-liners with genuine emotional depth, exploring how female friendship can carry us through heartbreak, betrayal and the sheer exhaustion of everyday life. Claire's voice is acerbic, self-deprecating and painfully honest, capturing the messy reality behind the picture-perfect facade so many parents feel pressured to maintain. As the Sisterhood rallies around her, the story becomes as much about rediscovering self-worth as it is about surviving disaster with a large glass in hand. Readers of the Why Mummy books will recognise the same sharp social observation applied here to marriage and starting over - a story that reassures us we're not alone in th