Any Way You Want Me - Lucy Diamond

This book Any Way You Want Me is written by Lucy Diamond. I got any way you want me out of the library a couple of months ago and found that it is an ok read - it is something that took me a week to get through as it wasn't one of those books that you feel you can't put down but all the same i was interested to know what the out come was for the lead charachter in the end. The book is about a mother of two who thinks that the grass may be greener on the other side and has an affair. The book focuses on her life with another man and how this impacts on her current 'real' life. It seems that she is looking for something that doesn't exist and she gets caught ...  Read the complete review

Despite the enormous "to read" pile of books on shelves, I can never seem to resist popping into the charity shops in town when I'm doing the shopping. I'm always convinced I'll miss out on a really good book, so I always scour the shelves before I leave. One such find the other week was a copy of this book by Lucy Diamond, called Any Way You Want Me, and it was priced up at just 50p. It sounded quite interesting so I decided it was worth my 50p, and I took it home with me. Even now, a few weeks after reading it, I am still undecided as to whether I like this book or not! Sadie is happily settled in her relationship, engaged to her lovely fiancé Alex ...  Read the complete review

Sadie has the clichéd yummy mummy life: nice house, a lovely baby boy and sweet young girl, a nice, hard working man (he's still not her husband, mind), the chance to stay at home with her kids. But being good on paper doesn't necessarily mean her life is perfect, that it's the way she would choose or, even, that she's very happy. In between the outings to the park and girly nights out around which her life now revolves, Sadie begins to think that something is missing, and as this feeling gnaws away at her, she starts to take action, first understated and then quite explicit, to address this. The result is a life which goes from bordering on boring to ...  Read the complete review