“DARK AND HILARIOUS”
COSMOPOLITAN
“A SURREALIST EXTRAVAGANZA”
THE SPECTATOR
“FUNNY, SAD, FIERCELY FEMINIST AND COMPLETELY BRILLIANT”
TATLER
AT A WEDDING, ONE WOMAN’S REVENGE COMES IN THE SHAPE OF HER PREGNANT BELLY.
AS A CAREER GIRL CLIMBS THE CAREER LADDER SHE SLIDES DOWN INTO EVER MORE GROTESQUE FLATSHARES.
A SINGLE WOMAN WHO ALWAYS ATTENDS PARTIES ALONE REALISES THAT THE TRUTH MIGHT NOT ALWAYS BE THE BEST ANSWER.
AND ONE LONDONER LEARNS HER MOST IMPORTANT LESSON SINCE MOVING TO THE CITY: NEVER ACT FRIENDLY TOWARDS A STRANGER.
WHEN MARGO BEST THROWS HERSELF OFF THE ALBERT BRIDGE SHE IS NOT LOOKING FOR A MAN TO SAVE HER. BUT ONE OF THEM DOES…
SO NOW SHE’S WORKING AS A GOSSIP COLUMNIST AT LONDON’S FASTEST-FAILING NEWSPAPER. HER JOB IS A JOKE. HER BOSS IS RIDICULOUS. SHE’S SURROUNDED BY VIXENS, NAIFS AND DRUNKS… AND ALL. OF THEM SEEM TO BE CONVINCED:
IF ONLY MARGO BEST COULD STOP PINING AFTER ‘THE ONE’ WHO DROVE HER INTO THE THAMES, SHE’D FALL HEAD OVER HEELS FOR THE MAN WHO DRAGGED HER OUT OF IT. BUT MARGO CAN’T HELP BUT WONDER…
DOES ANY LOVE STORY REALLY END WITH ‘THEY ALL LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER?’
EMILY HILL 