There's more to life than being fabulous but it's a start
Roz and Jamie have moved to leafy Suffolk from London in search of a quiet life, so it's a shock to find the village embarking on its riotous annual drag competition. Fuelled by large quantities of alcohol and boisterous community spirit, they are soon caught up in a battle for the identity of the village itself against those who'd prefer to stay stuck in the past.
Meanwhile in San Francisco, Drew is facing his own challenge to save his drag club and the livelihoods of his closest friends. When he finds out about a small English village putting on a drag competition, inspiration strikes and worlds collide.
Appearances are not everything and sometimes human connections can surprise us, but will these realisations be too late to save the village and Drew's club?
A gorgeously fun, heartwarming and tender story of unexpected friendships and acceptance.
'This is like an edgy Jilly Cooper lots of eccentric characters and a lot of fun!' Katie Fforde
'Truly terrific...I love this book' Judy Astley
'High jinks and high heels... Imagine The Archers in drag, with a huge heart and lots of laughs' Veronica Henry Janie Millman is an actress, writer and co-owner of Chez Castillon, a retreat for creative courses in the Dordogne, South West France. She met Mickey, her husband, playing romantic leads in a summer season of comedies at The Little Theatre, Sheringham, on the Norfolk coast. Both actors for more than twenty years, their roles have ranged from Ninja turtles to acting in Olivier Award-winning stage productions and working on screen with Hollywood stars. Although still acting, Janie is now concentrating on writing.
