Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen's daughter Sami Sheen, 19, wears only white lace lingerie for Halloween as she poses with a friend Matthew Perry was sober and had been very active in Alcoholics Anonymous program in the lead up to his death, source reveals Baywatch blonde Donna D'Errico, 55, bares cleavage in sultry Halloween look as she BLASTS 'women haters' adding they can 'kiss my a**' I have sat down with Georgina Moore numerous times over the years to talk about books. Now deputy m.d. of Midas PR, and before that publicity director at Headline (a position she rose to at the tender age of 29), she is one of a select few publicists with wide influence, generous in her praise of writers beyond her own impressive roster. She has worked with numerous bestselling authors—among them Penny Vincenzi, Maggie O’Farrell and Hilary Clinton—but today, chatty and expansive as ever, she is here to talk about her own début novel The Garnett Girls when we meet at a private members’ club in Soho. We should probably be drinking negronis in the spirit of the novel, but settle instead for Earl Grey.

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Damian Barr’s Literary Salon tempts the world’s best writers to read exclusively from their latest greatest works and share their own personal stories. Star guests include Jojo Moyes, John Waters, Yaa Gyasi, Mary Beard, Diana Athill and Louis de Bernières—all in front of a live audience at leading glamorous locations world-wide. Our London home is the Savoy. Suave salonnière Damian Barr is your host. And wild, passionate Sasha, trapped between her fractured family and controlling husband, is weighed down by a secret that could shake the family to its core… It’s probably best begin this review with what worked for me. The setting was a big drawcard. I have fond memories of the Isle of Wight from my time living in the UK, so this aspect of the story was quite nostalgic for me. I think Moore did a good job of showcasing the beauty of this stunning location and the idea of a crumbling beach home sounded very appealing. The landscape is presented well in this book and I did like the British seaside feel, something a little different to the usual Australian or US based novels I tend to read. It’s really nice to see an author who has devoted herself to supporting other writers release her own book. The Garnett Girls is the debut novel from UK based writer Georgina Moore, who spent over two decades working in the publishing industry. I admired the initial premise and set up of Moore’s first novel. I am a big fan of family sagas, sisterly relationships and I love the Isle of Wight, which is the main setting of the novel. Unfortunately I am really sorry to say I didn’t enjoy this one as much as I wanted to. I did lose interest and skim read this one, but I can’t work out why The Garnett Girls didn’t work for me.

The White Witch, X-Men's Storm, Pennywise and The Mask: As stars get into the Halloween spirit - can YOU guess who's behind the costume? I was really excited about this debut from Georgina Moore and I am delighted to say that it definitely lived up to my expectations.A brilliant debut and powerful tale of sisterhood and home, set on the beautiful beaches of the Isle of Wight… The Garnett Girls, the captivating debut from Georgina Moore, asks whether children can ever be free of the mistakes of their parents. Imogen is a playwright, engaged to William – more from duty than because she loves him, and when she meets Rowan, the actress who will be the lead in her play, Imogen realises that she is incredibly attracted to her. It is the intensity and power of her relationship with Rowan that will cause Imogen to question everything she thought she knew, but we also see that Rowan’s need to be front and centre of Imogen -and indeed everyone’s world, makes Imogen realise that she has some really difficult choices to make. Blanca Blanco dresses up as Barbie for Halloween! The actress has on the pink fitness look from movie starring Margot Robbie

This multi-generational tale told over several timelines is spellbinding. The prose is beautifully written in a way that is effortless to read but hard not to admire. The characters are all memorable and well crafted and the plot zips along as secrets, bad behaviour but ultimately a togetherness hold everyone together. This one was a most surprising debut. I am always partial to a good family story that focuses on sibling/parent relationships and this one was rich in both. Three sisters, their relationships with each other and their mother complex and heavy with so much love, so much history, and so much unsaid. I really loved this story and was immediately swept up into their lives. Harvey is a small boy in a giant world. When he accidentally sets his teachers trousers on fire and gets into trouble at school, Harvey's mum decides to send him to a school for giants.

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Out of all the relationships woven throughout this novel, it is that of the sisters with each other that I really enjoyed reading. Three very different women, all with their own trauma wounds from their shared childhood. The way in which the dynamics between them were portrayed was wholly realistic. I really loved this story for that. Those estrangements cannot be helped. But some of the literary characters who are judged most morally wanton — and wanting —are neglectful parents. Spain's future Queen:Princess Leonor asks Spanish people to 'put their trust in her' as she swears loyalty to the constitution on her 18th birthday This is a well written character driven novel. All the characters are well portrayed, they’re flawed but likeable even if they’re a bit maddening you’d still crave an invitation to one of Margot‘s famous parties! The dynamics are really interesting between them and this ebbs and flows. Their loves and relationships with partners are very much affected by the loss of their father and by Margot herself which makes for interesting reading. The portraits of the various marriages is done well and you get a really peaky ringside seat inside them!

She didn’t ask any of the authors she has worked with for writing advice, but perhaps years of sitting in events listening to them speak about their craft left an impression. Her chief literary inspiration was The Camomile Lawn, with its “slightly posh people behaving badly”, but also its author, Mary Wesley. “She had no fear, Mary Wesley, about writing older women who were sexy and that was one of things I really wanted to do with Margo…in a way Margo is almost a tribute to Mary Wesley herself.” She also drew on Rosamunde Pilcher’s beloved The Shell Seekers “for the sense of place”. A tandem career Peter Andre, 50, reveals the one major thing he and pregnant wife, Emily, 33, fit into their schedule ahead of the birth of their new baby