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 Something Borrowed - Tina Reilly
Description: ISBN 0751538469 / Author: Tina Reilly / Genre: Fiction / Publisher: Time Warner Paperbacks Newest Review: ... Her mother just wants her to be happy but her father thinks it's stupid idea. Vicky should know where she belongs. She ... more  ... belongs in the McCarthy family and doesn't need to meet her birthmother to know that.
Besides, searching for her birthmother, she has to deal with an new employee at the toyshop where she's the manager. Not only is he a brilliant salesman but he's her bosses' son but not everything is what it seems. She believes he's there to be groomed her job but Ed O'Neill is not daddy's favourite person and has another reason why he's working in his dad's toyshop.
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Something Borrowed - Tina Reilly: Ready Made Child (685 words)
by Nickycool - written on 17.04.08 (Very useful, 108 readings)
Rating:
I bought this book purely for the fact that it looked like a good holiday read. I bought it from Bargain Books for £2. I've never read anything by Tina Reilly (who now is re-publishing her books under Martina Reilly). The cartoony front cover looks bit naff and doesn't really do the book any favours but like people say "Never judge a book by its cover". ...The Story ... The book is about a woman called Vicky McCarthy who finds out when she was younger that she's adopted by her cousin telling her that "she was ready made". Now, she's older, she still hasn't really learnt to deal with it and she feels that she can't fit in ...
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