Contemporary
Kandy is dead. But death isn’t the end.
She’s granted ten post-passing privileges. Ten chances to revisit the world she left behind. She can’t resist meddling in her daughter Eloise’s love life. Especially when Eloise falls for a man Kandy knows is all wrong. But time is running out. And she has another promise to keep. Her best friend Almira has spent years searching for the daughter stolen from her. Kandy may be the only one who can help.
Ten visits. Two lives to change. One impossible choice.
Even from the afterlife, a mother knows best. Cloud Mother is a tender and mischievous tale of love, loss and the unbreakable bonds that defy even death.
RRP £4.99
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
Sadly I have just finished reading this fabulous book. always sad when finish a great book, and this was a great book! The perfect holiday read, with just the right amount of twists and turns, intrigue and of course the ability to have you fall in love with the characters which always brings in a few tears. If you haven’t read ‘Cloud Mother’ by Zena Unitt you must!
I loved this book so much . From the story line . Learning about clouds. Humour . Wonderful places where Kandy visited (no spoilers ) I was sad for it to end ! Can’t wait for Zena to write her next novel !
Proof that the love of mother to her children continues past death, forever. Heartwarming. A lovely read.
I have just finished reading Cloud Mother. I hardly ever have the time to read a whole book let alone a couple of chapters every night but once I started, I was hooked into the story and couldn't wait for the next twists & turns. I think Zena's idea of PPPs is brilliant & I was with Kandy all the way as she went about using them wisely! Cloud Mother is a great read, full of emotion as well as fun & humour. I will say that although Zena is my sister, I don't think I'd be saying anything different if she wasn't. I am extremely proud of her as I am sure, are our mum & dad. Do read it & enjoy. Well done Zena xx
Cloud Mother was a real page-turner. I enjoyed it immensely and was sad to finish it; which is always the mark of a good read. Looking forward to Zena’s next one.
