Goodbye, Jimmy Choo - Annie Sanders

This is my first review without the "synopsis" section because for my past few reviews my opening paragraph has been a brief synopsis. Let me know if you think my synopsis paragraph is enough!..... Goodbye, Jimmy Choo was Annie Sanders' first novel but the third I've read (after Warnings of Gales and Busy Woman Seeks Wife - both of which I loved). It tells the story of Izzie and Maddy, two women who end up in the countryside but yearn for London life. After a tragedy and a surprise discovery, the girls end up in a whole new direction... While I enjoyed Goodbye, Jimmy Choo, I don't think it was as good as Warnings of Gales and Busy Woman ...  Read the complete review

Another dive into the unknown (author) territory. In these credit crunching times we all have to cut back, I have ALWAYS bought loads of books, I still am doing but going for the cheap ones from supermarkets! This was a third of a 3 for £4 offer I found at Morrisons. The cover is a little lack lustre but the book I assure you is not. Goodbye, Jimmy Choo ------------ "Town or country, we all have the right to Choos..." Izzie and Maddy are both newcomers to country life, having both moved from London with their families for completely different reasons. Izzie's husband was made 'redundant' so they ...  Read the complete review

'Town or country, we all have a right to Choos...' It's a Sunday afternoon. It's pouring with rain outside. The kids are at Grandma's for the night. I put the heating on, get my cup of tea and biscuits and settle down with a blanket on the sofa with this book....bliss.... Well we can all daydream can't we! 'Goodbye Jimmy Choo' was the first book which I read by Annie Sanders [Annie Sanders is actually two people, Annie Ashworth and Meg Sanders] and I am a big fan. 'Goodbye Jimmy Choo' is the story of an unlikely friendship which develops being two women, Maddy and Izzie. Maddy is a very glamorous mother of three with ...  Read the complete review