A Perfect Divorce - Francesca Clementis Reviews
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Newest Review: ... topic with Mark before, so to her surprise Mark is devastated at this particular piece of information, hence the title of the ... more
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This is when the story becomes incredibly poignant and at times hysterically funny!
Jenny and Mark still act and feel as though they are a married couple, with the exception that they now sleep in separate beds and rooms, after Mark moves out though everything, for want of a better word, turns to shit!
The couple, or I should say, ex-couples close knit circle of friends, all seemingly happily married, or in Maria's case, quite happily bouncing any 20 year old around her boudoir, but that is a different stor...more
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by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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I thought I would do a review on something that wasn't Christmas themed or received as a present, so of course I have fallen back on my trusted book club and the latest addition. The book I will now review is - "A perfect divorce, by Francesca Clements". The basic premise for the story is this - Jenny and Mark have been a couple since they were 15 years old. It has taken them a further fifteen years to finally take the plunge and get married. After 10 months of bliss, and crappy video's, which is a passion of theirs Jenny finds that her biological clock has started ticking. The problem is Jenny is now 38, and has never really ... Read the complete review
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