β Scribed by Fiona Gibson
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The hilarious, heartwarming Sunday Times bestseller is back! Available to pre-order now Sometimes life can be bittersweet . . . Between tending to the whims of her seven-year-old and the demands of her boss, Viv barely gets a moment to herself. It's not quite the life she wanted, but she's not run screaming for the hills yet. But then Viv's husband Andy makes his mid-life crisis her problem. He's having an affair with his (infuriatingly age-appropriate) colleague, a woman who β unlike Viv β doesn't put on weight when she so much as glances at a cream cake. Viv suddenly finds herself single, with zero desire to mingle. Should she be mourning the end of life as she knows it, or could this be the perfect chance to put herself first? When life gives you lemons, lemonade just won't cut it. Bring on the gin! Praise for Fiona Gibson's bestselling books: 'A terrifically entertaining, cheery romance, with an endearing heroine' SUNDAY MIRROR 'Warm, funny and poignant' DAILY MAIL 'Warm,...
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**Sometimes life can be bittersweet . . .** Between tending to the whims of her seven-year-old and the demands of her boss, Viv barely gets a moment to herself. Itβs not quite the life she wanted, but she hasnβt run screaming for the hills yet. But then Vivβs husband Andy makes*his*mid-lif
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