Badric's Island

Rachel's an out of work actress with a 'complicated' love life, not as young as she once was and hoping for decent work. More often than not she ends up in adverts, which she hates, particularly the ones directed at women. Direct Action helps. But maybe she should change career altogether and finish writing that script. Dear Sister, Greetings from this vile place they call Barking. For barking is what I shall be lest soon I have what is rightfully mine, that swamp they call Badrices Ege, so handy for Chels Ege. That fool Badric swears that he shall never leave, I shall have to employ all my womanly wiles to make it mine... 'This is a great read. Women of all ages will relate to Rachel and her attempts not to give in to media pressure and yet stay in the game - because we're 'worth it'.' 'This is a fabulous romp of a read that will keep you laughing and begging for more. I thoroughly enjoyed my trip to London via Rachel and Badric's Island. Now just waiting for the sequel or the movie!' Reader reviews