My Favourite Goodbye - Sheila O'Flanagan Reviews
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Newest Review: ... to ditch the single life and settle down? Dan works at a company for which Ash frequently does business lunches and the two ... more
... regularly cross paths and become friends. He's besotted with the ambitious Cordelia and plans to marry her. He knows exactly how we wants his life to be and this makes Ash wonder whether her chosen path is the best one after all?
OVERALL VERDICT
As is quite typical of Sheila O'Flanagan's work, the plot may appear paper thin but her strength is in the characterisation. Both Ash and Dan are likeable characters who I could take to immediately and while it's not the most thought-provoking of books, it's perfect for dipp...more
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Customer My Favourite Goodbye - Sheila O'Flanagan Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/11/11 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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I picked up this book as a bit of a bargain a few weeks ago and it has been serving as my bath time reading since then as I only like to read my own books (rather than library books) for this purpose in case the book inadvertently takes a dunking. I almost always enjoy Sheila O'Flanagan books and this was no exception. THE PLOT Ash makes her living as a freelance chef, which suits her perfectly as she prefers not to be tied down too much. This outlook extends to her love life and it's fair to say that she's not good with commitment thanks to things that happened in the past. Having drifted from relationship to relationship for most of her adult life, can ... Read the complete review
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