'Table For Three' is Jennifer's lastest novel. It is also available as an Audio Book.

Combining a compelling mystery with contemporary issues, TABLE FOR THREE cuts to the heart of women's friendships, strengths, secrets and self-deceptions.
It's a poignant, insightful story that focuses on the lessons women learn about themselves and from each other.

MARNIE, TINA and LEE are in their twenties when they share a house at Bondi. They're young, driven and ambitious and the buzz and glamour of Sydney is irresistible and full of promise. Yet each of them is running away from something.

MARNIE, brought up in the privileged surrounds of Toorak, is intent on escaping the stifling conservatism of Melbourne. Wild and impetuous, she has a complex relationship with her father which leaves an indelible mark on her attitude to men.

Raised in Brisbane by a poor migrant mother, TINA promises herself she'll own a home on Sydney Harbour by the time she's thirty. For Tina, the only thing that really matters is proving to the world that she is someone.

LEE has always dreamt of a showbiz career. Her greatest fear is to end up like her sisters - living a suffocating life in the suburbs of Newcastle. She wants so much more than that, and nothing and no one is going to hold her back - not even Brad who adores her.

A quarter of a century later Marnie is a successful real estate developer who still prefers to use men than admit to any need for them. Tina runs her own investment company for women but, involved in a difficult relationship with a married man, wonders if the price she has paid for success is too high. Lee, meanwhile, sees herself as a failure. Her dreams have been cut cruelly short and her only hope is to live them again through her daughter.

In their forties now, the three friends find themselves facing major turning points. And the city has become a much more dangerous place.