Josa Young

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Josa Young


	Josa is a London-based writer, editor and internet consultant. She lives in West London with her husband and three chrildren. One Apple Tasted is her debut novel.

Josa’s hero in her own words - thin, crisp dark stuff that breaks with a clean snap and has a deep red, almost translucent quality when held up to the light! Tell us how you find him?

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One Apple Tasted
Meet Dora Jerusalem, features assistant to the assistant features editor at Modern Woman, a fashionable glossy staffed by glamorous girls and clever boys. Catapulted into 1980s London and desperate to succeed, Dora is drawn into a whirl of launches and parties where she meets Guy Boleyn, louche and gorgeous - but from a very different world.
Follow the ever-optimistic Dora as she navigates her way through a maze of jealous frenemies, family secrets, weddings that don't exactly go to plan and a heritage of passion and drama - trying to reach that elusive fairytale ending.

Kicking off in 1980s London, and moving between 1950s Home Counties and WWII, by way of a breathtaking trip to Himalayan India, Josa Young perfectly captures the tone of each era, to paint a touchingly accurate portrait of a young woman struggling towards happiness.

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