Flora’s Lot
Flora’s Lot by Katie Fforde, published by Century in 2005, is a novel that follows Flora Stanza as she leaves her London life to join her family’s antiques business. With only a basic understanding of antiques gleaned from daytime television, Flora’s enthusiasm is quickly tested when she encounters her curt cousin Charles and his fiancée Annabelle, who are less than welcoming. As Flora navigates her new surroundings, she faces challenges that make her reconsider her place in the business and her future.
Readers will find Flora’s journey filled with unexpected twists as she grapples with family dynamics and the realities of country life. The narrative explores themes of ambition and resilience, as Flora seeks to revitalize the struggling antiques business while managing personal obstacles, including a cat about to give birth. This New Ed edition spans 390 pages and is presented in English, offering a detailed look into Flora’s adventures and the complexities of her new life.
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Flora Stanza has sub-let her London life in a bid to join the family antiques business. Her knowledge of antiques extends only to the relics of information she has crammed from frantic daytime TV watching, but what she lacks in experience she makes up for in blind enthusiasm. So she is more than a little put off when she doesn’t receive the warm country welcome she expected. Her curt, conservative cousin Charles and his fiancee Annabelle are determined to send Flora packing, and their offer to buy out her recently inherited majority-share of the business is tempting…until a strange warning makes her think twice. Stuck with a cat about to burst with kittens, and keen to avoid a certain man back in London, Flora soon discovers country life can be anything but dull and sets about rebuilding the crumbling business…
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