Gail Schimmel's guest appearances

Gail Schimmel

Lunch with Pippa Hudson

Amabookabooka

The Best of 702 Weekend Breakfast

Karin Schimke

Raashida Khan

Jared Leto

Amy Adams

Guy Ritchie

Kiley Reid

Jami Attenberg

John Ellis

Jenifer Lewis

Bram Fischer

Hugh Masekela

Paul Morris

Betty Davis

Derek Gripper

Johnny Clegg

OwlTail

Literary Journalist, Karabo Kgoleng reviews “Two Months” by Gail Schimmel the book from the bestselling author of The Park and The Accident comes a new domestic thriller that will keep you turning the pages until the very end.See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Literary Journalist, Karabo Kgoleng reviews “Two Months” by Gail Schimmel the book from the bestselling author of The Park and The Accident comes a new domestic thriller that will keep you turning the pages until the very end.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/policies/listener</a> for privacy information.

"Two Months” by Gail Schimmel

Gail Schimmel writes best-selling novels that have more twists andturns than Kyalami: Marriage Vows, Whatever Happened to the CowleyTwins?, The Park; and The Accident. Her most recent novel, the twoweek-old Two Months is a psychological thriller. Primary schoolteacher Erica and her husband Kenneth have a great life: Erica lovesher job, loves her husband but one morning she wakes up and hasforgotten the last two months of her life. She begins to piecetogether what has happened with terrible consequences. You willprobably laugh and maybe even cry as the story unfolds but you willcertainly gasp when it ends…

Gail Schimmel writes best-selling novels that have more twists and turns than Kyalami: Marriage Vows, Whatever Happened to the Cowley Twins?, The Park; and The Accident. Her most recent novel, the two week-old Two Months is a psychological thriller. Primary school teacher Erica and her husband Kenneth have a great life: Erica loves her job, loves her husband but one morning she wakes up and has forgotten the last two months of her life. She begins to piece together what has happened with terrible consequences. You will probably laugh and maybe even cry as the story unfolds but you will certainly gasp when it ends…

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