A warm and witty
comedy of modern manners and mistaken identity, from the author of Just
Desserts and A Few Little Lies.
When Liz and
Nick arrange to meet someone in Norwich, it's a crying shame it isn't each
other. Liz is a recently divorced thirty-something, trying to rebuild her
career as a journalist. Nick is single, trying to improve his job prospects,
deeply gorgeous but totally poor.
They meet, are
attracted and...if only life were that simple.
For Liz and
Nick, things are about to get a lot more complicated. A heady brew of
incompetent exes, good friends, and alcoholic artists manage to disrupt the
course of true love.
Set against the
dubious delights of the art world and the machinations of the national papers,
Liz doesn't know what's hit her and Nick finds himself embroiled in the
consequences of one small economy with the truth which threatens to wreck
everything.
Will either of
them realise what's going on and see the answer through the chaos?
Will they
finally live happily ever after?
Warm, sharp and
hilarious, this is a novel for anyone who's ever fallen in love, taken a
chance or had their life turned upside down by a delayed train.
