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 Lessons in Love - Kate Lawson
 Lessons in Love - Kate Lawson ... HarperCollins Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... it by mistake she decides to deliver it by hand, aware of how she will look if she hands it into the post office. When the ... more ... two ladies meet a couple of times due to mistaken addresses via Royal Mail, they get to talking as you do, and both discover how they aren't happy with their original life and would love a change.
Well what better way to change than to almost swap, except the rich Jayne goes on holiday rather than living in Jane's grotty house.
To start with the book seemed a bit farfetched to be real. Who in their right mind would just give up their house to a stranger to look after, including their businesses whilst they went on ...more |
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Lessons in Love - Kate Lawson: I think I could do with a few lessons sometimes (773 words)
by - written on 16/01/09 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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One of my recent selections from the library was Lessons in Love by Kate Lawson. I had never heard of the author before choosing this title; however a quick read of the blurb indicated it might be a book I would enjoy. The novel appeared to be loosely based on Life Swap by Jane Green, and as I enjoyed that book, I decided to give this one a go too. In Lessons in Love we meet two main characters, Jane Mills and Jayne Mills. Yes that's right two women with the same name. One is approaching fifty and lives in a large new build house with her own businesses, whilst the other is approaching thirty and has just been dumped by her cheating boyfriend and made ... Read the complete review
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