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It Could Be You - Josie Lloyd

 
Description: ISBN 075280913X / Author: Josie Lloyd / Genre: Fiction / It's not easy being a single girl in London, what with bad hair days, ... more
It Could Be You - Josie Lloyd ... commitment-phobic men, and 'healthy' evenings that end up as late-night sessions at the pub. But although she doesn't see it herself, Charlie's got everything going for her. She's bright, fuuny, on the fast track in her advertising job - ans she has just gone blonde. What's more, Daniel the creative director can't keep his hands off her. But Daniel's a lot smoother than the path of love, and Charlie finds herself coping with a series of disasters, as backstabbing colleagues and best friend crises threaten to come between them.

Newest Review: ... all the same and highly predictable. Of course they’re the same, they’re as formulaic as Mills and Boons. Have a ... more

 ... look at two hugely successful books from this genre, "Bridget Jones Diary" and the aforementioned "Come Together" and they both have something which sets them apart from the crowd. "Bridget Jones Diary" has the twist of the diary format (plus it has the advantage of being one of the first) and "Come Together" has the gimmick of two authors writing alternate chapters from the point of view of each ...more

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Crowned Review It Could Be You - Josie Lloyd: Sex, Soulmates and Scratch Cards! (992 words)
by - written on 27/02/02 (Very useful, 373 readings)
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Nope, despite the title, “It Could Be You” isn’t an expose of the National Lottery; it is instead the debut novel of Josie Lloyd. Not quite sure what the title means, because the central character in this novel (Charlie Bright: “bright, funny and on the fast track in her advertising job”) definitely couldn’t be me, she’s about a million miles from me, but we’ll let that pass for now. There is a very tenuous link with scratch cards as one of the plot lines in the novel so that must be it. You might be more familiar with the work of Josie Lloyd in the context of her partnership with Emlyn Rees in the hugely ...  Read the complete review

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by - written on 17/10/01 (Useful, 56 readings)
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This was the first novel from Josie Lloyd, who later went on to partner-up with Emlyn Rees and knock out the superb Come Together and decent Come Again. And it shows. Much of what you see here comes across as a practice run for those subsequent novels. The character development and style of writing is nowhere near as good but the similarities are obvious. Unfortunately, this 'first novel' really isn't publication-quality. The most interesting characters of this novel, Charlie's best friend Kate and flatmate Rich, are left in the background for far too long whilst the most uninteresting and perhaps unrealistic characters (and that includes Charlie ...  Read the complete review

 

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