From ‘Songs of Praise’ presenter, Pam Rhodes, comes a heart-warming comedy – ‘Fisher of Men’. Documenting the lighter side of church, Pam’s spiritual insight’s and keen love for writing shine through this delight novel that will make you smile on the inside and out.

Written with Pam’s characteristic love of English country life, the church and most of all the congregation, this book tells the story of a lovable, but eccentric bunch of church members:
• Rev Neil Fisher – the fresh-faced and inexperienced fish-out-of-water Vicar
• Ros – single mum, and focus of the novel’s gentle love interest
• Wendy – the church’s music leader, hoping to bag her a toy-boy Vicar
• Margret & Frank – the trouser-wearing wife with her husband on a leash (think Hyacinth Bucket)

Set in the idyllic English country town of Dunbridge, the young curate, Rev Neil Fisher, arrives to take up his very first post at St. Stephen’s. But when his boss leaves suddenly due to a family tragedy, Neil is dropped in the deep end with the whole church to look after (and its somewhat colourful congregation).

Created by the well-known presenter and journalist, this book blends comical moments with flashes spiritual depth. Readers of Joanna Trollope and Jan Karon will find Pam’s first book in the Dunbridge Chronicles charmingly amusing and spiritually lifting.