Author Interview: Louise Candlish
Posted on Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 by Leah
When I first picked up Since I Don’t Have You by Louise Candlish a couple of years ago, I had no idea how much I would love. I did love it, and it would rank pretty far up on my list of favourite ever books. So when I received a copy of Louise Candlish’s new book, Other People’s Secrets, to read I was thrilled. I’ll be reviewing it on Friday, but we also got the chance to ask Louise some questions, so here is her interview. Enjoy!
1. Tell us about your latest release Other People’s Secrets?
It’s the story of two families who meet in Lake Orta in Italy. One couple, Ginny and Adam Trustlove, are recovering from a tragedy, the other, the Sales, are having a dream holiday, or so the Trustloves think. Then a character called Zach comes to town and proves to be a bit of a cat among the pigeons. There’s quite a lot of forbidden passion, quite a lot of telling of lies.
2. At the back of Other People’s Secrets is news on your next book The Homebreaker, can you tell us a little bit about that, too?
It’s about hero worship. A not very heroic man does something heroic and sparks a profound bond between him and the woman he has helped. The problem is he has just married someone else. As with many of my characters, there is a certain amount of ambiguity and so I have no idea whether readers are going to sympathise with the lovebirds or not. I do.








A few months ago, Tara Hyland released her debut novel Daughters of Fortune with publishers Simon & Schuster. I was lucky enough to read it and found it to be a great read, and Tara was also kind enough to grant us another author interview so here it is. You can read my review of
I absolutely loved Allie Spencer’s debut Little Black Dress novel 



