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You'll be transported by this gripping tale so don't miss it! --Cosmoplitan
Wholly uplifting and brilliantly jolly stuff ... ever since we put MR ALMOST RIGHT down we've been telling all our friends to pick it up. --Heat
Feisty and fun --Closer
Wholly uplifting and brilliantly jolly stuff ... ever since we put MR ALMOST RIGHT down we've been telling all our friends to pick it up. --Heat
Feisty and fun --Closer
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What happens when you meet Mr Right, then find out that someone's got there first? Do you:
a) bury your feelings, convince yourself that nothing can ever happen between the two of you and try to move on?
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b) fail miserably to bury your feelings and repeatedly act like an incompetent fool in front of him?
In Lulu's case, it's a bit of both. When she meets Charles, a handsome and sophisticated actor, he seems like the perfect catch - until she finds out about the wife and children. But when Lulu and Charles end up away on location together, sparks fly and suddenly everything gets complicated...
Lulu tries to confide in Alice, her twin sister and best friend, but she's too distracted by her new relationship with gorgeous but rage-filled Richard. When will she learn that sexy bad boys do not make good boyfriends? And for Lulu, can love conquer all, or is she just a walk-on part in the oldest story in the book?
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
funny, clever, characters who you actually start to care about however much you think you should take a moral stance against someone having an affair with a married man. Should be compulsory reading for all those women who think "he'll leave his wife some day"! Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it. Eleanor Moran is an engaging writer who made me laugh out loud and cry more than once. Very much looking forward to her next book. The low reviews are un-just and Ms Moran should be credited for writing a book that goes beyond the usual chick-lit and actually makes the reader think about love in all it's different forms and not just the usual boy meets girl formula.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I enjoyed this book and it actually made me cry so I guess Eleanor certainly engaged my emotions. I wasn't sure I could get into a book where the main story was about an affair with a married man but the ending was satisfying.
Format:Paperback
We've all heard about the choices of the 30-something - the divorced or dodgy catches that constitute the 'plenty more fish in the sea'. So most women who haven't encountered monsieur right at this age are going to be confronted at some point with the "He's PERFECT!/ He's married..." moment. The author really brings this situation to life - the agonies of finding a soulmate, only to realise someone else has got there before you. Because this is not the usual frothy situation of a chick-lit novel, this isn't necessarily going to be a happily ever after sort of a story...
The book reminded me a bit of Marian Keyes (whose pink-covers enclose plots that dwell on alcoholism, betrayal and even domestic violence) in that Eleanor Moran has taken a dark set-up but with her effervescent style has made it a thoroughly enjoyable read.
The book reminded me a bit of Marian Keyes (whose pink-covers enclose plots that dwell on alcoholism, betrayal and even domestic violence) in that Eleanor Moran has taken a dark set-up but with her effervescent style has made it a thoroughly enjoyable read.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Dull!
I tried to read this book... but about 2 thirds of the way through I decided I really couldn't care less about Lulu or her life. Read more
Published on 15 May 2010 by bookworm
Started out quite well but soon ran out of steam
Whatever happened to feminism? The 30-somethings in this novel seem to have no interests in life other than finding a husband, as if they were living in Jane Austen times with no... Read more
Published on 14 May 2010 by A. Linton
Wrong man, right book.
For anyone who's been through that age old mistake of falling in love with the wrong man, this is the book for you. Funny, touching, and warm. Read more
Published on 31 Mar 2010 by Rabbit Also Weasel
Mr Almost Right
Lulu Godwin has just met who she believes to be her Mr Right in Charles Adamson. The thing is Charles has a wife and kids. Read more
Published on 29 Mar 2010 by Leah Graham
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