The Pretenders - by Agatha Zaza (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Secrets. Lies. Consequences.Three couples. Two exes. One day of reckoning.

Jasper is ready to surprise his brother; Holly is ready to celebrate their engagement. Anne tags along for fear of missing out, and John is just going for another drink.

But Edmund and Ovidia had other plans for their Saturday.

Over the course of one day, these couples must own up to the secrets they've been hiding from one another and the lies they've been telling themselves. And face the devastating repercussions.

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. And the bombs are set to explode.

About the Author

Agatha Zaza is a writer living in Helsinki, Finland. She works in the international development sector specialising in communications, institutional giving and human rights. Born in Zambia, Agatha has worked and lived in several countries, among them New Zealand and the then Soviet Union. While in Ireland, she earned a Master's in Equality Studies from University College Dublin and she completed her first novel, The Pretenders, in Singapore. Agatha's work can be seen in the Johannesburg Review of Books. She has also contributed to various magazines and websites on development cooperation and human rights. She can usually be found working in cafes in Helsinki's historic centre and enjoys perusing its second hand clothing and furniture shops.