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NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL
Catherine Alliott
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Description for NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL
Paperback. Good clean copy with minor shelf wear
When Henrietta Tate lost her first love, Rupert, she fell into the comforting arms of her boss, Marcus. Now married to him and with two children, Henny has always believed the family comes first and is delighted to stay home and prove it. But all too soon Lily and Angus are away at school and home life becomes a little less than stimulating. Popping to London to act as PA to a famous TV historian sounds ideal. Until the effects of a slap-up lunch with her disreputably handsome new employer and one too many gin and tonics lead her husband ... Read more
When Henrietta Tate lost her first love, Rupert, she fell into the comforting arms of her boss, Marcus. Now married to him and with two children, Henny has always believed the family comes first and is delighted to stay home and prove it. But all too soon Lily and Angus are away at school and home life becomes a little less than stimulating. Popping to London to act as PA to a famous TV historian sounds ideal. Until the effects of a slap-up lunch with her disreputably handsome new employer and one too many gin and tonics lead her husband ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Headline Review
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2006
Number of Pages
576
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780755323210
SKU
KAK0001166
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Catherine Alliott
Catherine Alliott worked in London as a copywriter in advertising. She now lives in Hertfordshire with her husband, a barrister, and their three children.
Reviews for NOT THAT KIND OF GIRL
'Compulsively readable...[not all is] sweetness and light in Alliott's world; darker themes are also found. This gives it all a sharper edge, and a feeling that real choices are being made by real people.'
The Times 20060715
The Times 20060715