Authors
Yvvette Edwards
A Cupboard Full of Coats 


| Classification | |
| Age Range | Adult |
| Category | Fiction |
| ISBN-10 | 1851687971 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1851687978 |
| Rights | |
| World | Eve White |
| Film | Eve White |
| Publishers | |
| Greece | Minoas |
From Montserrat in the Caribbean to Hackney, East London, comes a tale spanning decades with a distinct and fiery spice.
Jinx’s life has been destroyed by her part in her mother’s murder. Trapped inside a prison of her own making, she lives alone, separated from her young son, who is being raised by his father. When Lemon, a long lost friend, turns up on her doorstep wanting to put the record straight, Jinx realises this may be her last chance to come clean about what really happened. However, Lemon has secrets of his own to share, and a story to tell that strips away the layers of the past, laying bare his own part in the circumstances leading up to that final tragic night. His visit and their unlikely friendship, take us on an unpredictable journey, through deception and betrayal, to the core of who they are.
What Jinx and Lemon need is redemption, but in order to have this, they have to first find the courage to accept the full and devastating truth.
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‘Hello little man,’ I said and kissed his cheek. ‘Urgh,’ he wiped the kiss off, ‘I hate lipstick.’ I laughed as if he were joking and kissed him again. ‘You’ll love it when you’re older.’ ‘When I’m older,’ he asked, ‘Will you be dead?’ Though there was nothing in his tone but interest, the question floored me completely. Stunned, I opened my mouth to reply, but could think of nothing to say. ‘The mum of one of the kids in Ben’s class is dead,’ Red said, his tone neutral. ‘Ever since he found out, he’s been obsessed.’ ‘Will you?’ Ben pressed. ‘Mummy will die when she’s old,’ his father answered, and I had to bite my tongue, because I knew better than anyone that death did not pre-book appointments decades in advance. Its approach was random, based on whimsy, often violent. I came from a line of women who bore a single child, and were dead before its eighteenth birthday. ‘You’ve got nothing to worry about,’ Red said.
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