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 Holly's Inbox: Scandal in the City - Holly Denham
Newest Review: ... sophisticated look to it and also comes across as a fun read which I can assure you that it is. Last night I opened the ... more  ... front cover and instantly fell back into Holly's life right away with the first e-mail being a reminder to herself. This follows on from the first book so it might be useful to read that first to understand the characters but I'm sure you could get the gist even if not familiar. The book is written in e-mails and is sectioned in weeks and months. Basically Holly works for DK Huerst as an investment bank receptionist in the high class area of Canary Wharf. Her mother wants her to be in a better job always e-mailing job opt...more |
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Pages: 560, Paperback, Headline Review Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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Holly's Inbox: Scandal in the City - Holly Denham: You Have A New Message (1155 words)
by - written on 12/05/09 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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I love getting into a good book and am always looking at the newest releases to see what the latest chick lit offerings are. A year on and I am reviewing the second novel following on from Holly's Inbox after the popular success. I actually purchased this in September once back from my travels as I had been anxiously awaiting its release but once uni started I was 150 pages in and then bombarded with uni work giving me no free time until recently. I picked up the book again starting from page 1 to refresh my memory and made it my mission to read this consistently from start to finish. Holly's Inbox to remind those unfamiliar started over a web craze with the ... Read the complete review
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