The Dinner Party

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When Caroline arranges a dinner party, an extra person, invited by her husband John, increases the number to thirteen.

Johannah, a particularly superstitious guest, upsets the evening by her warning that before the year is out one of those seated around the table will surely die.

This prediction is ridiculed by the other guests, but strangely the night of the dinner party appears to be a turning point in the lives of each and every one of them.

As all the guests' lives unfold during the following year, each unique but some interlinking with others, the intriguing question is: will anyone be missing from Caroline's special dinner party twelve months on?

ISBN: 9781852001520

Size: 217x140mm

Binding: hardback

Length: 185pp

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When Caroline arranges a dinner party, an extra person, invited by her husband John, increases the number to thirteen.

Johannah, a particularly superstitious guest, upsets the evening by her warning that before the year is out one of those seated around the table will surely die.

This prediction is ridiculed by the other guests, but strangely the night of the dinner party appears to be a turning point in the lives of each and every one of them.

ISBN: 9781852001520

Size: 217x140mm

Binding: hardback

Length: 185pp

About the author:

Gwyneth Lambert

Born in 1917, the author was at first home educated and then became one of the Protestant pupils attending the Catholic Convent School in Putney; she went on to attend Wallington County School. Her working career started with the Prudential Assurance Company involved in health work.

She joined the Women’s Land Army in 1942, returning to her work in Torquay after the end of World War II in 1946. With the arrival of the new National Health Service she became a civil servant in Wallington for a year before being sent to the Canning Town office to help set up the new scheme. It was here she met her husband.