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by Lisa Armstrong

ISBN: 0340824573
Author: Lisa Armstrong
Language: English
Publisher: HODDER STOUGHTON LTD; Soft Cover edition (October 13, 2003)
Pages: 448
Category: Contemporary
Subcategory: Literature
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 805
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An entertaining, light read. The humour was subtle and enjoyable. I am looking forward to reading more of Lisa Armstrongs books!

Single mother Cat McGinty dreams of a new job, a new home, and a new life of rural bliss. An entertaining, light read. I am looking forward to reading more of Lisa Armstrongs books!

Lisa Armstrong became a journalist after graduating from Bristol University.

Lisa Armstrong became a journalist after graduating from Bristol University. She lives in North London with her husband and two daughters.

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Ral

Intelligently written, pretty entertaining, and I would have recommended it to while away a long flight or so, except for a quirk that made me very uncomfortable: Armstrong does the time-honored chick-lit trick where the heroine's wildly attractive SOB love object is gradually eclipsed by her unglamorous, salt-of-the-earth, true soulmate, except that here we are told that unbeknownst to them, Soulmate is her brother. This situation, which develops for a few hundred pages, eventually got so weird I had to flip through to the ending, and after seeing that everything turns out all right (you didn't really think otherwise) I can now relax and enjoy the book. But seriously. Eeugh.

Dagdardana

Not a bad book but not great. A light chick lit read but it was a bit drawn out could have cut out a few of the chapters.

Puchock

I thought this book was great. An entertaining, light read. The humour was subtle and enjoyable. I am looking forward to reading more of Lisa Armstrongs books!