Author:Jessica Adams
Saturday night is a nightmare when you're single. Saturday night is for couples and everyone knows it.
Victoria 'Total Bloody Relationships Disaster' Shepworth is single and knows all about Saturday nights alone. A broken relationship with the guy she thought was 'the one' has led to a string of disastrous dates. Now she's fed-up with being on her own and is once again in search of the man of her dreams. But life begins to look decidedly more interesting when she becomes involved in an internet romance with glamorous Frenchman, Pierre Dubois. Little does she know he could be closer than she thinks...
'Gives Nick Hornby and Helen Fielding a damn good run for their money'
—— Daily Telegraph'Sexy, funny, smart.For any woman who has ever been single'
—— Cosmopolitan'A modern classic'
—— 19Harper...knows her period well, and it shows...often in sure handling of the details of politics, theatre, and daily life, including some harrowing passages featuring childbirth and the plague
—— BooklistThe novels chief pleasures derive from the easy interaction of Shakespeare's work, the history of Elizabethan England and the life that the author imagines Shakespeare might have had
—— Publishers WeeklyElizabethan history has never been this appealing
—— NEWSDAYIn a wonderful, lively, insightful and heartbreaking love story, Harper allows Shakespeare's secret wife, Anne Whateley, to narrate her colorful, lusty story. With her sharp eye for detail and dialogue, Harper delivers a tale that resounds with the colour and atmosphere of life in the theatre, London and the intrigues that ran rampant in England
—— Romantic TimesIf Pollock's powerful collection Knockemstiff was a punch to the jaw, his follow-up ... feels closer to a mule's kick
—— Publisher’s WeeklySticky, violet and exhilarating - Pollock's southern gothic tale of thrill killers, pervy preachers and vengeance is best read on a long road trip or at a seedy model poolside
—— Eliza Clark, author of PENANCE , Observer, *Summer Reads of 2023*Riotously high in laughs and glamour. I defy a festive grump not to be cheered by it
—— Independent Books of the YearFast-paced and funny
—— Women & HomeInfluenced by magical realism and the cool prose of modernism, first-time author Chloe Aridjis takes the best from each
—— Alastair Mabbott , Herald