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 Getting Mad, Getting Even - Annie Sanders
Newest Review: ... that could be a huge hit for anyone willing to do the boring domestic duties other people can't be bothered to do! I thought ... more  ... Annie and Meg described the business beautifully and easily brought in the 'avenging' element to the whole business. Yes, you could question how moral it was of Flick and Georgie to do that but I thought it was perfectly acceptable. So often cheaters get away with it so Flick and Georgie agreeing to help the wives get revenge got a thumbs up from me.
I thought the added 'who-was-it' added that extra bit of spice to the book and I enjoyed trying to figure out exactly who it was and exactly how it would all go do...more |
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Getting Mad, Getting Even - Annie Sanders: Is Revenge Really Best Served Cold? (768 words)
by - written on 21/09/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Four years ago Georgie and Flick started a business called Domestic Angels which does everything from replacing dead hamsters to dyeing pets to match their owners' clothes. One night though, Domestic Angels turns into Avenging Angels when Flick and Georgie agree to help a woman get revenge on her cheating husband. From then on, the girls get more requests to help out wronged wives until finally a wronged husband wants his own back. Can the girls wriggle out of it scot-free? I've previously read three of Annie Sanders' books and was a huge fan of them. As soon as I saw the synosis for their new one Getting Mad, Getting Even I eagerly awaited it's release. ... Read the complete review
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