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Ultimate page turner. Couldn't put this book down. If you like all of Sophies other books you will love this. Funny and sometimes cringe worthy at the same time, you wouldn't believe some of the things this girl does! I was almost on the edge of my seat reading as I was so eager to find out what happened next. (read more)

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“I have read the Shopaholic series by the same author...”

Written on: 18/01/2010 by Caro1ine (2 reviews written)

I have read the Shopaholic series by the same author and although the stories are good, the character was wearing thin for me. This totally new story is a refreshing change.

This is essentially a ghost story, but mixed with chick lit in a way that provides the real-life feel and experiences of chick lit but gives the story some unexpected turns and keeps you guessing. I found this story very compelling. The characters are very well developed through the book, and the key characters are... (read more)

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“In London twenty-seven year old Lara Lington has...”

Written on: 01/07/2009 by Harriet Klausner (18660 reviews written)

In London twenty-seven year old Lara Lington has enough on her plate with her partner Natalie running off to Goa while their company L&N Executive Recruitment flounders. She becomes a bit worried about her mental state when her late Great Aunt Sadie arrives in full ghostly array as no one except die hard Ghostbuster fans believe in ghosts. To make matters worse her flapper dead relative demand her niece loosen up and have fun at a time she still recovers from Mr. perfect kicking her to the... (read more)