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The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . Nicola Mostyn

The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . By Nicola Mostyn

The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . by Nicola Mostyn


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A warm, funny love story with a difference, this is truly a super-heroine story for the modern age.

The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . Summary

The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . by Nicola Mostyn

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WRITER'S GUILD AWARDS NOMINEE

'A proper page-turner! Suspenseful, mysterious, spooky and witty - and great fun' Justin Myers, author of The Last Romeo

'Adventurous, magical, and very, very funny!' Emma Jane Unsworth, author of Animals

Meet Frida: divorce lawyer, cynic and secret descendant of the immortal love god Eros. She's about to have a really bad day . . .

When a handsome but clearly delusional man named Dan bursts into Frida's office and insists that she is fated to save the world, she has him ejected faster than you can say 'prenup'.

But a creepy meeting, a demon or three and one attempted kidnapping later, Frida is beginning to face the inconvenient truth: Dan is in fact The Oracle, the gods of Greek mythology are real and Frida herself appears to be everyone's only hope.

The world is doomed.

Bridget Jones by way of Neil Gaiman, this uplifting and laugh-out-loud story will change the way you look at love - and humanity - for ever.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE GODS OF LOVE:

'Smart, witty, and refreshingly - wilfully - free spirited. Mostyn's deft touch with dialogue and incident powers the story along. I loved it.' Netgalley reviewer

'I really enjoyed this magical adventure, some really fun ideas about mankind and the search for love. The references to classic mythology were nicely done and the whole thing works well.' Waterstones Bookseller

'One of my top reads for 2018, and I will look forward to more from Nicola Mostyn . . . I have found a new favourite author to add to my all-time favourites list!' Netgalley reviewer

'More fantasy than romance. More gods than love. Grabs you in the first chapter and doesn't let go for the next three hundred pages.' Waterstones reviewer

'A super-heroine story for the modern age' Amazon reviewer

The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . Reviews

A proper page-turner! Suspenseful, mysterious, spooky and witty - and great fun -- Justin Myers, author of The Last Romeo

About Nicola Mostyn

Nicola was born in Manchester and has worked as a bookseller, copywriter, journalist and a columnist, most recently for the Big Issue.

Her tongue-in-cheek agony column Dear Kitty was nominated for Best New Blog in the Manchester Blog Awards and her short stories have appeared in The Flash (Social Disease) and Liverpool publication SevenStreets.

She has a Master's degree in English Literature and has spent more time immersed in the works of Philip Larkin than is strictly healthy.

Nicola's debut novel, The Gods of Love, will be published in February 2018 by Piatkus, an imprint of Little, Brown. She is represented by Susan Armstrong of C+W Agency.

She lives in Manchester with her partner.
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Additional information

GOR009014515
9780349415703
0349415706
The Gods of Love: Happily ever after is ancient history . . . by Nicola Mostyn
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
2018-02-01
320
Short-listed for Writers' Guild Best First Novel Award 2019 (UK)
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