Delicious, funny and touching, From Here to Maternity is Sinéad Moriarty''s final installment of Emma Hamilton''s struggles to become a mother.

''Brilliantly eccentric and utterly charming - we love this!'' OK Magazine

From Here to Maternity tells the story of Emma Hamilton who embarks on the path to adopting a baby when she and her husband can''t conceive. Just as Emma Hamilton and her husband James become parents of an eight-month-old Russian baby, Yuri, they find out that Emma is pregnant. Which is a bit of a shock since they had come to terms with not being able to have children.

Emma discovers that having her dreams come true brings a whole new set of problems as she is faced with well-meaning friends and family - and not-so-well-meaning maternity Nazis - telling her how to be a mother.

Only her wonderful calm long-suffering husband, a mad family that makes her look like the down-to-earth sensible one, and fantastic friends whose lives are even crazier than her own, keep Emma from losing it.

''Enjoyable and endearing'' Closer

''[Moriarty has] an unexpected flair for side-splitting humour and fun'' Evening Herald

Delicious, funny and touching, From Here to Maternity is Sinéad Moriarty''s final installment of Emma Hamilton''s struggles to become a mother.

''Brilliantly eccentric and utterly charming - we love this!'' OK Magazine

From Here to Maternity tells the story of Emma Hamilton who embarks on the path to adopting a baby when she and her husband can''t conceive. Just as Emma Hamilton and her husband James become parents of an eight-month-old Russian baby, Yuri, they find out that Emma is pregnant. Which is a bit of a shock since they had come to terms with not being able to have children.

Emma discovers that having her dreams come true brings a whole new set of problems as she is faced with well-meaning friends and family - and not-so-well-meaning maternity Nazis - telling her how to be a mother.

Only her wonderful calm long-suffering husband, a mad family that makes her look like the down-to-earth sensible one, and fantastic friends whose lives are even crazier than her own, keep Emma from losing it.

''Enjoyable and endearing'' Closer

''[Moriarty has] an unexpected flair for side-splitting humour and fun'' Evening Herald