Oh lord, I got to chapter 23 and you are unbelievably cruel! I had to go on Amazon and buy the book and now wait for uncountable hours before it gets here! But it's obvious why you've been published, and it's a testament to authonomy that people like you are found and given proper coverage. I know t... view book

I LOVED this story, Natalie was totally relatable and it was chick lit without being fantasifical or ridiculous. Your choice of grammar and wording is perfect but i'm soooo p*ssed off that the second from last page said 'error loading'! I'll re-read when it works, love Alex, hate Ben and completely ... view book

Funny, definitely one for the columns or collection publications. The only thing I would say is, if you're going out clubbing in Essex, what do you expect?! And one critique, when you say on the first section about being too old to go out clubbing, how old is too old? Other than that: cynical, gru... view book

Oh lord, this takes me home again. I can see the pictures you paint of the scenery and it really does feel like going home. There's a forlorn, almost lonely beauty technique to your writing I haven't seen in quite a while. It takes a lot to make a piece of writing you can't 'pick apart' easily. I kn... view book

I was very taken with this, read it almost all the way through in one sitting. Cathy is a realistic character and easy to like, plus her relationship to the kids is very well portrayed. I have to be horrible, really horrible here, and say I'm so glad Christine died. I know that's horrible, but i was... view book