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`A tasty and explosive read ****'
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'A perfectly pitched piece of escapism'
(Good Housekeeping )'It's the perfect page-turner'
(The Sun )'Fun and irrepressible, Holden claims Jilly Cooper's crown'
(Woman & Home )'Like a stolen afternoon in bed on a winter weekend, Filthy Rich is indulgent, naughty, luxurious and irresistable'
(Rafaella Barker Literary Review )'A modern-day Jilly Cooper, Wendy Holden has made the raunchy romp her own'
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15 of 20 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Despite regularly looking up to check when new books are published by my favourite authors, this popped up unannounced!
A great read where you are taken to a quaint little English village and get to know all of the weird and wonderful characters.
The mad-as-a-hatter vicar whose main aim is to find a wife, the new school headteacher, dealing with falling numbers of children and an odd problem child. There's the eccentric but handsome owner of the manor house, which is secretly crumbling around him and his ever patient wife. There's the new American couple who are trying to fit in, and the mid-thirties solicitor whose wife died in a nasty car crash. To top it all off there is a eco-warrior aubergine dyed psycho, trampling around the town barking orders at everyone. Before long they are all involved in random plots, such as allotment allocation, buried treasure, a WAG trying to build a footballer's mansion and a newly fostered orphan.
A great read with lots of twists and despite trying to predict the ending - you never quite can manage to.
Get it now!!!!
A great read where you are taken to a quaint little English village and get to know all of the weird and wonderful characters.
The mad-as-a-hatter vicar whose main aim is to find a wife, the new school headteacher, dealing with falling numbers of children and an odd problem child. There's the eccentric but handsome owner of the manor house, which is secretly crumbling around him and his ever patient wife. There's the new American couple who are trying to fit in, and the mid-thirties solicitor whose wife died in a nasty car crash. To top it all off there is a eco-warrior aubergine dyed psycho, trampling around the town barking orders at everyone. Before long they are all involved in random plots, such as allotment allocation, buried treasure, a WAG trying to build a footballer's mansion and a newly fostered orphan.
A great read with lots of twists and despite trying to predict the ending - you never quite can manage to.
Get it now!!!!
Format:Paperback
This wasn't one of her best books. I read it relatively quickly, but as soon as I finished it it was gone from my mind - so not very memorable. I did find some of the characters irritating, and was under the impression that they were added in just for laughs (that fell flat).
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
i bought this book as there was a lot of hype about it and i thought £7 in asda was reasonable for this size book .have had it for a month now and am only half way throuugh . it definately sends me to sleep at night put it that way.yawning just thinking about it .
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