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The C is for Chris and the J is for Jinx. I’m the author of The Excitements. If you’re thinking I look oddly familiar, it might be because you know me as Chrissie Manby, author of twenty-five novels including Three Days In Florence and the Proper Family series. Books by Chrissie Manby (Author of Getting Over Mr Right)
My first novel as CJ Wray, ‘The Excitements’, follows the comic adventures of Penny and Josephine Williamson, two WW2 veterans with a variety of secrets – official and otherwise. It’s been described as ‘glorious fun’ (Prima magazine) and ‘filled with surprise, poignancy and excitement a surefire winner’ (Publishers Weekly). George William Manby - Wikipedia
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CJ Wray is a pseudonym for author Chrissie Manby, a Sunday Times bestselling author with more than forty books to her name. Raised in the west of England, she studied psychology before embarking on an entertaining and wide-ranging career that has seen her selling kitchens, editing erotica, interviewing an armed robber, and impersonating a princess.
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C.J. Wray is a pseudonym of bestselling British romcom writer Chrissie Manby. Writing under several names, she is the author of more than 40 books. She’s written features (and obituaries) for several newspapers and had a long-running column in The Independent Online. C.J. Wray (Author of The Excitements) - Goodreads
The eyes of the world were on England in April of when commoner Kate Middleton wed Prince William in a Royal fairytale. But Wills and Kate weren't the only ones planning their wedding, though one suspects the planning process was a little different.
The C is for Chris and the J is for Jinx. I’m the author of The Excitements. If you’re thinking I look oddly familiar, it might be because you know me as Chrissie Manby, author of twenty-five novels including Three Days In Florence and the Proper Family series.
I am a big fan of Chrissie Manby and I was thrilled to see that she had a new book being published. My first novel as CJ Wray, ‘The Excitements’, follows the comic adventures of Penny and Josephine Williamson, two WW2 veterans with a variety of secrets – official and otherwise. It’s been described as ‘glorious fun’ (Prima magazine) and ‘filled with surprise, poignancy and excitement a surefire winner’ (Publishers Weekly).
Apparently this book was originally due to be published last year but got delayed when they released her other novel, Kate's Wedding, to tie in. CJ Wray is a pseudonym for author Chrissie Manby, a Sunday Times bestselling author with more than forty books to her name. Raised in the west of England, she studied psychology before embarking on an entertaining and wide-ranging career that has seen her selling kitchens, editing erotica, interviewing an armed robber, and impersonating a princess.
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About Chrissie Manby: This author has also released books under the name Chris Manby. Chrissie Manby is the author of Getting Over Mr Right ( avg rat. Amazon.co.uk: Chrissie Manby: books, biography, latest update
My new book, Once In A Lifetime, will be published in e-book on the 14 th June , with a paperback edition to follow in August. Set in the fictional seaside town of Newbay, it follows the adventures of three generations of women as they find out whether true love can strike twice or whether it really is something that happens only ‘once in a lifetime’. Chrissie Manby List of Books - Book Notification Complete order of Chrissie Manby books in Publication Order and Chronological Order.About - CJ Wray (Chrissie Manby) C.J. Wray is a pseudonym of bestselling British romcom writer Chrissie Manby. Writing under several names, she is the author of more than 40 books. She’s written features (and obituaries) for several newspapers and had a long-running column in The Independent Online."Kate's Wedding" by Chrissie Manby The eyes of the world were on England in April of 2011 when commoner Kate Middleton wed Prince William in a Royal fairytale. But Wills and Kate weren't the only ones planning their wedding, though one suspects the planning process was a little different.