A Marriage

Daughter Maggie, now married and off pursuing her career, is less than impressed when a teenage schoolgirl moves in with her dad.

“You can’t just live together, can you! She’s a thirteen year old girl. You’re not related.”
“But we’re…”
“You’re what?”
“Friends.”
“Don’t be ridiculous!”

The patience and loyalty of all around Tom are tested to the limit. Villagers are confused. In contrast he seems relaxed about the whole affair - after all this is a protective friendship, not an adoption, a parenthood or a marriage.

He was unaware of the degree to which such distinctions could become blurred – and unprepared for the white knuckle ride on a rollercoaster of life with a gleeful, impetuous, precocious, hormonal teenager.

A beautiful story of a girl’s journey to womanhood – full of humour, frustration, passion, pain, and overwhelming joy.