Allie is a perky 22-year old virgin with a hopeless crush. Emma is a free-spirited fashion editor's assistant who parties with a vengeance. Jodine is a responsible law student who makes efficiency an art form. The question is: can this odd trio can live together in a Toronto apartment without driving one another crazy? The answer is probably not, but what they can do is build friendships none of them ever anticipated. Mlynowski, following last year's Milkrun, delivers another fun piece of fluff about post-college 20-somethings trying to figure it all out as they struggle with fledgling careers, the opposite sex and financial woes. Considerable woes, in fact. Somehow, the new roommates must devise a plan to replace their kitchen, which has burned to a crisp. Each character takes her turn telling the story in alternating chapters, and the reader never mistakes one voice for another. When Allie is asked if she could be pregnant after a bout of nausea, she thinks, "Maybe it is morning sickness and I'm carrying Jesus II." Jodine considers her roommates "a munchkin and a truck driver." While making a list of past sexual partners, Emma asks her roomies, "Can I have another piece of paper?" A fourth narrator, in omniscient third-person, is not always as funny as intended, but reminds the reader of important plot points ("Do you remember the effect alcohol has on her when she gets drunk? She's like a librarian in a porno movie.") Mlynowski delivers a solid if formulaic roommate caper
Allie is a perky 22-year old virgin with a hopeless crush. Emma is a free-spirited fashion editor's assistant who parties with a vengeance. Jodine is a responsible law student who…
When you follow your heart, you never know where it might lead you…
When Jake tells Lyssa it’s not working, she knows he’s not talking about the toaster. What she doesn’t realise is that he has been seduced by another woman. Lyssa’s immediate reaction is to sob into her pillow and wait for Jake to come home with his tail between his legs. But slowly she understands that’s not an option. In a bid to escape, she embarks on a trekking holiday in Nepal.
Her sister teases her that she’ll meet a hairy-arsed yak shepherd – but it never occurs to Lyssa that in the Himalayan foothills she might fall in love…
When you follow your heart, you never know where it might lead you…
When Jake tells Lyssa it’s not working, she knows he’s not talking about the toaster. What she doesn’t realise…
Figuring out life in NYC. Being a genius has never been this hard! Carrie Pilby doesn't fit in. Anywhere. And she's pretty much given up trying. A year out of college, this nineteen-year-old genius believes everyone she meets is immoral, sex obsessed and hypocritical, and the only person she sees on a regular basis is her therapist. When he comes up with a five-point plan to help her discover the "positive aspects of social interaction, " Carrie, who would rather stay home in bed, is forced to view the world in a new light.
Figuring out life in NYC. Being a genius has never been this hard! Carrie Pilby doesn't fit in. Anywhere. And she's pretty much given up trying. A year out of college, this…
Happily married with three children, Ali Kingston doesn’t realise that a quick cappuccino in a Covent Garden café is about to turn her life upside down. But then it isn’t every day that a street artist 15 years your junior falls at your feet.
And when she tries to convince her husband that it was just a minor indiscretion things start to get out of hand..
Happily married with three children, Ali Kingston doesn’t realise that a quick cappuccino in a Covent Garden café is about to turn her life upside down. But then it isn’t every…
Kate’s main worry is when to do the ironing. There must be more to life than this!
Kate Lewis is thirty-five and feeling restless. Her husband Jeffrey is keen on gardening and golf; her children are obsessed with well-balanced diets; and Kate’s main worry is when to do the ironing. There must be more to life than this!
Enrolling on a T’ai Chi course at Northwood Priory with her best friend Sonia – and arranging for an au pair to look after Jeffrey and the children while she’s away – Kate is off to find herself.
But, as things turn out finding herself isn’t easy to do, particularly when Ben Mahler is on her course…
Kate’s main worry is when to do the ironing. There must be more to life than this!
Kate Lewis is thirty-five and feeling restless. Her husband Jeffrey is keen on gardening and…
Suddenly Teri’s life is Brief Encounter meets Wuthering Heights
After knocking her down while rushing to catch the 6.07 from London, Jamie Duncan bandages Teri Carter’s knee, buys her new stockings, seats her on the train with her foot in his lap and taxis her home from the station. Who says chivalry is dead?
Not only is Jamie a romantic hero – tall, dark, with greeny-gold eyes and a Scottish burr – he’s witty, charming and eager to share their daily commute. Suddenly Teri’s life is Brief Encounter meets Wuthering Heights. But then she discovers Mr Right is also Mr Married. Jamie’s not the type to cheat, and Teri doesn’t want him to… or does she?
After dating Mr Lazy, Mr Greedy, Mr Completely Selfish and Mr Downright Pervert,can she renounce Mr Perfect?
Suddenly Teri’s life is Brief Encounter meets Wuthering Heights
After knocking her down while rushing to catch the 6.07 from London, Jamie Duncan bandages Teri Carter’s knee,…