Something Quite Beautiful Seven gorgeous short stories from the queen of family drama

<p><b>An unforgettable collection of short stories from the multimillion copy bestseller Amanda Prowse.</b><br><br><b>***<br><br>Something Quite Beautiful:</b><br><br><i>Can you ever escape your fate?</i><br><br>Somewhere in the wilds of Scotland, three boys await their fate. They have been sentenced to twenty years in Glenculloch, a remote prison for the most hopeless of criminals. The rumours say that it is run by a woman who thinks she's God. A woman who decides what is ugly, and what is beautiful. A woman who decides who lives, and who dies...<br><br><b>Also including the titles:</b><br><i>The Game</i><br><i>Imogen's Baby</i><br><i>The Ten Pound Ticket</i><br><i>Miss Potterton's Birthday Tea</i><br><i>A Christmas Wish</i><br><i>Mr Portobello's Morning Paper</i><br><br><b>***<br><br>Reviews for Amanda Prowse:</b><br><br>'Prowse handles her explosive subject with delicate skill... <b>Deeply moving and inspiring</b>' <b>DAILY MAIL.</b><br><br>'<b>Powerful and emotional family drama that packs a real punch</b>' <b>HEAT.</b><br><br>'A <b>gut wrenching</b> and absolutely<b> brilliant</b> read' <b>IRISH SUN.</b><br><br>'<b>Captivating, heartbreaking, superbly written</b>' <b>CLOSER.</b><br><br>'<b>Very uplifting</b> and positive, but you may still need a box (or two) of tissues' <b>HELLO.</b><br><br>'An <b>emotional, unputdownable</b> read' <b>RED.</b><br><br>'Prowse writes gritty, contemporary stories but always with an uplifting message of hope' SUNDAY INDEPENDENT.</p>