Fiona Gibson 4 Book Set The Dog Share, When Life Gives You Lemons & more

This four-book set by Fiona Gibson brings together a selection of contemporary stories centred on family life, relationships and the unexpected turns that can follow a change in routine. Each novel introduces a different protagonist facing a moment of upheaval, from shifting family dynamics to the fallout of a partner’s decisions.

Across the collection, everyday pressures sit alongside fresh starts: a terrier arriving at the door, a household adjusting to children growing up, and a marriage tested by what is left unsaid. The set includes four full titles, each with its own cast and situation, presented here as a single bundle.

Included titles

• The Dog Share
• When Life Gives You Lemons
• The Mum Who’d Had Enough
• The Mum Who Got Her Life Back

Key details

• Four-book set
• Author: Fiona Gibson
• Includes four individually titled novels

Synopses

The Dog Share

Suzy Medley is having a bad day when a shabby terrier turns up at her door. Like Suzy, Scout has been abandoned, but Suzy is also dealing with a financial mess and a business left in tatters by her ex. Taking Scout in changes her chaotic world in unexpected ways, and she finds strangers more welcoming as her teenage children become keen to come home to visit.

When Life Gives You Lemons

Viv juggles the whims of her seven-year-old with the demands of her boss, leaving her little time to herself. It is not quite the life she wanted, but she has managed so far. Then her husband Andy’s mid-life crisis becomes her problem.

The Mum Who’d Had Enough

Nate and Sinead Turner have been married for sixteen years and, on the surface, have a nice life with jobs they like, a house they like and their son Flynn. Nate believes everything is fine until one morning he wakes to find Sinead gone. A note on the kitchen table lists all the things he does wrong, or does not do at all.

The Mum Who Got Her Life Back

When her 18-year-old twins leave for university, single mum Nadia finds her life changing in ways she did not expect. Her Glasgow flat suddenly feels huge, laundry no longer takes up half her week, and she no longer needs to buy ‘the Big Milk’. After nearly two decades of putting everyone else first, Nadia begins taking care of herself.