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 Olivia's Bliss - Deborah Wright
Newest Review: ... Jane and Olivia daydreams a lot. Olivia doesn't want to work and tries to get out of interviews. If she has to attend an ... more  ... interview she tries to put them off by saying she can only work one hour a day. One day they place an advert for another flatmate, and along comes Ricky the gorgeous blonde male. Olivia fancies him like mad, but doesn't let him know. They have the usual wild parties and at one of them, Ricky and Leila get together. Olivia is so jealous, but she still doesn't let on. Ricky tells her of his father, he is the famous writer Sir Henry caldwell. He gets her a job working for him as his secretary. He is a real git ...more |
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Olivia's Bliss
Pages: 512, Paperback, Poolbeg Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11
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Olivia's Bliss - Deborah Wright: Has you laughing out loud, LOL. (463 words)
by - written on 04/09/01 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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I chose this book as part of my prize with Cheekymonkey.com and Bol.com. I won £250 to spend on books. I chose lots of biographies, then travel books, then once I had got down to £250, I ran out of choices. Olivia's Bliss was a book I hadn't heard of before and neither the writer Deborah Wright. Saying that this is Deborah Wrights first ever novel, and after reading it I would certainly buy another. The story is based around Olivia, Josephine and Leila who share a flat together. Josephine is the beautiful one who does modelling, Leila is the plain Jane and Olivia daydreams a lot. Olivia doesn't want to work and tries to get out of ... Read the complete review
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