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by - written on 28/03/09 (Useful, 38 readings)
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The Sequel to Matt Dunns genius novel 'Ex Boyfriends Handbook' picks up were the previous book left off booth in terms of plot and quality of the writing. This time we find the Adorable Edward happily settled in to his new relationship with Sam when his world is turned upside down by the return of his ex Jane, the protagonist from the first book. Meanwhile Edwards self involved best friend Dan is finding his love life on the downward slide thanks to bad reviews from many of his one night conquests on a rate you date website. Once again follow the boys as they learn more about what it takes to keep a women happy and realize that sometimes ... Read the complete review

by - written on 16/01/09 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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I became a big fan of Matt Dunn's work when I read my first novel of his entitled 'From Here to Paternity' on holiday in Mauritius. I absolutely loved it, and recently went on to read another of his books 'The Ex-Boyfriends Handbook' which I again loved! I thought this boded well for any future releases of his, so when I saw his new book, 'Ex-Girlfriend's United' on the shelf in Sainsburys a couple of months ago for only £3.49, I couldn't resist. Now that Christmas is over and things are calming down a bit, I've gotten back into reading again and swooped through this book in a couple of evenings because I just couldn't put it down! Being a sequel to previous ... Read the complete review
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