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Biographical note
Trisha Ashley's Sunday Times bestselling novels have sold over one million copies in the UK and have twice been shortlisted for the Melissa Nathan award for Romantic Comedy. Every Woman for Herself was nominated by magazine readers as one of the top three romantic novels in the last fifty years. Her novel The Wedding Dress Repair Shop won the RNA award for Popular Romantic Fiction. Trisha lives in North Wales. For more information about her please visit www.Facebook.com/TrishaAshleyBooks or follow her on Twitter @trishaashley.<b>Romantic, touching and absolutely delightful</b>
Milly Johnson
<b>Trademark Trisha, at her absolute finest</b>!
Heidi Swain
<b>The perfect escape from real life</b> - family secrets, hidden histories, romance, friendship, and beautiful gowns! What more could you want in a book?
Debbie Johnson
<b>Vintage Trisha Ashley ... An absorbing treat</b>
Sue Moorcroft
<b>A wonderfully intriguing read </b>
Jo Thomas
<b>A pleasantly hopeful read</b>
Woman & Home
<b>A perfect light, romantic read</b>
Yours Magazine
<b>A slice of feel-good fiction filled with friendship, community spirit and a dash of romance</b>
Culturefly
<b>This heart-warming romance offers you the perfect summer escape</b>
Candis
If you're looking for <b>a feel-good read</b>, look no further than the latest novel from <i>Sunday Times</i> bestselling author Trisha Ashley
Pick Me Up
Winner of the 2024 RNA Popular Romantic Fiction Award
Readers have fallen in love with The Wedding Dress Repair Shop:
***** 'A brilliant escape read to indulge in over the summer holidays'
***** 'Amazing and warm, I couldn't put the book down'
***** 'A wonderful tale of reconnection and the triumph of the human spirit. More please!'
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Can her heart be mended too?
After losing her fiancé and her dream job in the same week, Garland Fairford's life is turned upside down.
Having recently met a long-lost relative - Honey Fairford - through her work as a historical costumier, Garland is intrigued when Honey reveals she is opening a Wedding Dress museum in Lancashire. With nothing to lose, Garland accepts the offer of a job there.
What she doesn't expect is to come face-to-face with a ghost from her past - her old friend, Thom, who mysteriously disappeared years ago.
As Garland begins reading the stories behind each of the beautiful wedding dresses, and sets about repairing both them and her relationship with Thom, could this finally be the chance for her own happy-ever-after?
'Trademark Trisha, at her absolute finest!' Heidi Swain
'The perfect summer escape' Candis
'The perfect escape from real life' Debbie Johnson
'Feel-good fiction filled with friendship, community spirit and a dash of romance' CultureFly
'Vintage Trisha Ashley. An absorbing treat' Sue Moorcroft