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 The Good Girl's Guide to Bad Men - Jessica Brody
Newest Review: ... it set the scene perfectly, flicking between first- and third-person describing why Jennifer was in the court room and ... more  ... exactly what happened during the fidelity test Jennifer was an expert-witness on. Bar the opening chapter, the rest of the novel was written in first-person from Jennifer's perspective (like The Fidelity Files) which worked perfectly as Jennifer's was the only perspective we needed the book to be from.
I thought The Good Girl's Guide to Bad Men carried on perfectly from The Fidelity Files albeit it was set a year later and I easily got into the novel. Jennifer was as great as ever, both in her (new) role as leader of 5 fide...more |
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The Good Girl's Guide to Bad Men - Jessica Brody: The Good Girl's Guide to Fidelity Inspecting (837 words)
by - written on 28/09/09 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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Jennifer Hunter returns in the sequel to Jessica Brody's first novel The Fidelity Files. Now running her own business, The Hawthorne Agency, Jennifer has a team of fidelity inspectors and has unoficially retired. She's in a happy relationship with Jamie and it's all going swimmingly until a twelve-year-old girl walks into the office and asks Jennifer to fidelity test her father. Will Jennifer say yes? And if so, how will that effect her relationship with Jamie? I loved Jessica Brody's debut novel The Fidelity Files and that's saying something because I rarely enjoy American chick-lit. I prefer my chick-lit to be British as I find American chick-lit makes the ... Read the complete review
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