How To Break Your Own Heart By Maggie Alderson – Book Review
September 4, 2009
Synopsis
‘Do you always sleep in separate beds?’
A question from her outspoken friend Kiki shocks Amelia Bradlow into taking stock of her ‘perfect’ life. She might have the adoring husband, the flat in Mayfair and the weekend cottage, but what about the things that really matter? Like the unmentionable matter of the baby they haven’t had . . .
Just when she is most confused, up pops gorgeous Joseph Renwick – the first boy she ever kissed – back in town and dangerously single.
Struggling to put thoughts of him aside, Amelia makes some big changes. A reinvigorated career and a style makeover turn her into a new woman – but husband Ed preferred the old one.
So with her internal clock ticking ever louder, Amelia has to decide whether to stay in her nearly happy marriage, or take a gamble on going solo. Is it better to break your own heart than to settle for second best?
About The Author
Maggie Alderson was born in London and educated at the University of St Andrews. Cents and Sensibility is her fourth novel. Her previous books – Pants on Fire, Mad About the Boy and Handbags and Gladrags – have been published in many different countries. She is married, has one daughter and lives in Hastings.
What Girlie Gossip Thought
We loved it!! A fantastic book that takes chic lit to a new level. Fun, sexy and glamourous this is the ideal book for curling up with and escaping life for a few hours and reveling in someone elses. If you liked sex and the city and the devil wears prada you’ll love this book.
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