'Warm without being sloppy, sharp without being smug, and romantic without being ridiculous. McFarlane writes with a kind of relaxed confidence that makes it feel as though you are in safe hands - you can trust her with tone, with character, and the emotional landing' Sunday Mail 'I loved it so so much. I'm having withdrawal symptoms . delicious' Marian Keyes 'Smart, sexy and oh so addictive.multi-layered, complex characters woven into a story laden with belly laughs. I adored it' Lindsey Kelk 'Everything about this book is perfection . relatable, real, honest and a total joy from start to finish' Lucy Vine 'I literally inhaled it.I found myself going to bed at 8pm, three nights in a row, so I could finish it' Holly Bourne 'The most brilliant beady-eyed social commentary; Jane Austen if she knew where all the best Happy Hour deals were to be found' Emma Hughes 'Unputdownable .

Mhairi is the queen of smart-as-hell romcoms' Cressida McLaughlin 'My drop-everything-unconfined-joy-read-or-die author; I love her books so much' Jane Casey 'Genuinely romantic and genuinely funny, while also being incredibly clever, pacy and observant' Niamh Hargan 'A smart, funny, and relatable heroine in Bel, and a sharp, layered hunk in Connor' Justin Myers 'Superb storytelling . puts her into that refined club occupied by Jilly Cooper and Jane Austen. Loved, loved, loved it' Jay Rayner 'Delicious and addictive . Mhairi McFarlane retains her place in the highest echelon of romantic fiction writers' Muireann O'Connell 'Massively entertaining: it's legitimately funny, with steamy chemistry and a heroine so relatable she felt like my friend . Mhairi McFarlane is the voice of genre, the queen of contemporary romantic fiction' Laura Jane Williams 'Hilarious dialogue, great location, hot leading man and an investigative journalism plot - Mhairi fans (there are millions), you are in for a treat' Hattie Crisell 'Smart, relatable and very, very funny. A brilliantly entertaining read - I loved it' TM Logan.