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Coles Everybody Needs a Jigsaw: A Book of Short Stories at Village Green Shopping Centre in Vernon, BC
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In Everybody Needs a Jigsaw, author Anyta Freedman takes a walk through the lives of ordinary people, discovering their secrets – buried or shared – that affects each and every one of them.
From the mystery of Sam McAllister’s death, where everyone felt guilty; or Breda’s exhilaration on finding her true asset; to Seán, who found love in a most unexpected way; or how a Danish pastry helped change the course of a failing business; to how Annie dealt with her sad past and finally put it to rest.
This eclectic mix of short stories, with extraordinary tales of both sorrow and joy, will keep you enthralled and wanting more.
Anyta Freedman (neé Kennedy) was born in Dún Laoghaire and lived most of her life in Sandycove, Co Dublin. She has been writing for many years but was encouraged to take it more seriously during the first lockdown period. During that time, she entered the Ray D’Arcy RTE Radio 1 ‘A Page from My Life’ writing competition and was lucky enough to have two short stories chosen for the subsequent book, which was published by HarperCollins. She has also had further short stories published in magazines. She divides her time between Dublin and Leitrim, the combination of which lends to her unique style of writing.
In Everybody Needs a Jigsaw, author Anyta Freedman takes a walk through the lives of ordinary people, discovering their secrets – buried or shared – that affects each and every one of them.
From the mystery of Sam McAllister’s death, where everyone felt guilty; or Breda’s exhilaration on finding her true asset; to Seán, who found love in a most unexpected way; or how a Danish pastry helped change the course of a failing business; to how Annie dealt with her sad past and finally put it to rest.
This eclectic mix of short stories, with extraordinary tales of both sorrow and joy, will keep you enthralled and wanting more.
Anyta Freedman (neé Kennedy) was born in Dún Laoghaire and lived most of her life in Sandycove, Co Dublin. She has been writing for many years but was encouraged to take it more seriously during the first lockdown period. During that time, she entered the Ray D’Arcy RTE Radio 1 ‘A Page from My Life’ writing competition and was lucky enough to have two short stories chosen for the subsequent book, which was published by HarperCollins. She has also had further short stories published in magazines. She divides her time between Dublin and Leitrim, the combination of which lends to her unique style of writing.
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