โ Scribed by Emer McLysaght; Sarah Breen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
PREORDER THE FUNNIEST BOOK YOU'LL READ THIS YEAR and THE NO. 1 IRISH BESTSELLER . . .
'There aren't enough words for how much I love it' Marian Keyes
**Twenty-something Aisling - that's pronounced Ashling - is the sensible sort. **
She wears kitten heels for the sake of her arches.
And a great night out is knowing the immersion heater at home is securely switched off.
In other words, country girl Aisling likes to play it safe in the big city.
But that hasn't helped get her man John to hurry up and pop the question.
Throwing caution to the wind an impatient Aisling tries to encourage him, only for her whole life to come crashing down.
Now no umbrella, electric blanket, nor sensibly sized heel can save her.
What's a complete Aisling to do?
'An utter ray of sunshine'Red
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**'It's sweet and it's funny and it's moving and it's perfect'_The...
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