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 Deep Heat - Chris Manby
Newest Review: ... next morning. Christmas day comes around and Ali's parents, sisters and flatmate all come to visit her, but there is no sign ... more  ... of David. As the day goes on, Ali becomes more and more upset - why hasn't her husband-to-be come to visit her? Finally at 8pm he saunters through the door and delivers a box of Milk Tray from the hospital shop - as well as a bombshell. He tells Ali that he spent last night with his ex-girlfriend Lisa and their relationship is over.
Understandably Ali is devastated by this news and spends the next month moping about feeling sorry for herself. That is until she gets a letter through the door - she's won the trip to An...more |
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Deep Heat - Chris Manby: Well that's one way to get revenge....! (841 words)
by - written on 27/05/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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I have read quite a few of Chris Manby's books and enjoyed them all, so have been working my way through a few of those that I haven't yet read - one of which is Deep Heat. ~The Plot~ Alison Harris (Ali to her friends) is a secretary living just outside London with her flatmate Emma. She is engaged to David, whom she adores and thinks can do no wrong. Just before Christmas Ali is rushed to hospital with a burst appendix, and when her scar doesn't heal well, the doctors tell her she will need to stay in over Christmas. Naturally she is feeling really down about this and the only thing to cheer her up are her visits from David. One night ... Read the complete review
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