Every woman for herself
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Average rating4.5
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Average rating4.5
Reluctantly agreeing to her husband's request for a divorce after an unfortunate incident with a frying pan, Charlie Rhymer returns to her family home to find a less-than-serene atmosphere before encountering brooding actor Mace North.
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My favourite funny modern romance. The audio version is brilliantly narrated by Julia Barrie with a perfect down-to-earth Yorkshire voice. The romance itself is a good one, with an endearing heroine, who returns to the bosom of her very odd family after an unfortunate accident. But it's the eccentric supporting characters that lift this story above so many others. Some are charming, some very irritating indeed, but all are full of life.
