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by - written on 24/09/09 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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THE HUSBAND, James, was happily married until he met Katie. Now he has somehow ended up leading a double life spending half the week with his wife in London and the rest of the week in Lincolnshire with his mistress. His two separate lives seem to fit into place so easily until things begin to get complicated. THE WIFE, Stephanie, can't believe it when she finds a text on her husband's phone from another woman. But instead of confronting James, she decides to call the mysterious woman and really find out what has been going on. THE MISTRESS, Katie, thinks her boyfriend, James, is the best thing that's ever happened to her. But after a call from ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/05/09 (Very useful, 8 readings)
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Having previously read Fallon's debut novel, "Getting Rid of Matthew", and enjoyed it I had high hopes for this novel. The premise is simple. Married Stephanie, a successful celebrity stylist lives a normal family life in London with her son Finn. Her husband James splits his time between the family home and a flat above the thriving veterinary surgery where he works in Lincolnshire. However, Stephanie stumbles across a romantic text on James' phone from a mysterious 'K'. She summons up the courage to ring the number and discovers the 'K' stands for 'Katie', James' mistress. Stephanie soon discovers that Katie has been equally oblivious to his ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/05/09 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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I generally love reading a nice bit of chick lit but just lately I've struggled to get into any books and have half a dozen half-finished novels on the go, for one reason or another. A few weeks ago, I noticed that Red magazine was giving away a free novel which happened to be 'Got you back' by Jane Fallon and I couldn't resist a freebie. I had actually read some positive reviews about this particular novel, as well as the author's debut novel 'Getting Rid of Matthew', which I haven't read yet (although it's definitely on my list, after reading this one.) Despite my recent 'reader's block', I had no problem getting into this novel at all. Even from just the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/03/09 (Very useful, 113 readings)
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I really enjoyed Jane Fallon's first novel 'Getting Rid of Matthew' and so I was looking forward to reading her second. It is currently available free with the latest copy of Red Magazine, but unfortunately it didn't come with my subscription copy so I got it out of the library last week instead. 'Got You Back' is a story of revenge and female solidarity. It centres around two main female characters, Stephanie and Katie, who are united when they realise they are both involved with the same man, James who is leading a double life, spending half of the week in rural Lincolnshire with his girlfriend Katie and half in London with his wife Stephanie and son Finn. ... Read the complete review

by - written on 30/08/08 (Very useful, 187 readings)
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After loving the debut novel "Getting Rid of Matthew" by Jane Fallon, I was excited to see that she had another novel coming out this summer called " Got You Back". I quickly reserved it at my local library, but my lovely fiance recently gave me a lot of High Street vouchers so I decided to treat myself to a new copy and bought it in my 3 for 2 offer from Waterstones. Stephanie and James are happily married and living with their son in London. Or at least that's what Stephanie was led to believe until she saw a text message on James' phone which leads her to believe he's having an affair. Stephanie decides to confront his mistress Katie, ... Read the complete review
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