July 2016. Margot Goodwin arrives as the new curate at St Mark's, Highbury. She's one part exhilarated, ten parts terrified.
The most important twelve months of her life lie ahead. Success would mean becoming a fully-fledged priest a year from now, something she feels profoundly called to do. Failure would not only prove her father right, but also delight all the antis who consider woman priests an abomination. Can she convince everyone – herself included – that she’s more than a five foot eight redhead with a PhD and a penchant for Max Factor’s Mulberry Lipfinity?
Louise Rowland grew up in Bournemouth. She has worked as a speechwriter, journalist and copywriter – including 11 years in Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and Munich. She has a Masters in Novel Writing from City University, where she won the course prize. She lives in London and has two grown-up daughters. The Girls’ Book of Priesthood is her first novel.
| Imprint | Muswell Press |
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| Publication Date | 1st November 2018 |
| Height | 198 |
| Width | 129 |
| Subjects | Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945) |
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| Pages | 328 |
