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Read Reviews for The Matchbreaker - Chris Manby
by - written on 26/11/08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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I had only read one of Chris Manby's novels, which was 'Ready or Not' a book which I loved, so I was keen to read more. I was given a copy of the Matchbreaker, and couldn't wait to start reading... ~The Story~ Lindsay Parker has been brought up by her father Alex, following her mothers death when she was a young girl. She has just left university and is living back at home, but is yet to find a job - mainly because she hasn't bothered to look for one, preferring to live off daddy's money. Lindsay does love her father though, and the two are very close, but Lindsay really doesn't really approve of her dad's taste in women. Alex has just ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/03/08 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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My fiance bought me this for our anniversary. Strange present but it has a significance. When we first started dating, he noticed that I liked Chris Manby so hence the present, I'm guessing. I don't know how much he paid for it but you can buy the hardback copy on Amazon for £10 or in paperback for £5.49. ...The Story... The whole story revolves around Lindsey Parker. She has just finished university and is getting ready for her father's wedding. She's not happy about this and wants to break up her father (Alex) and her soon to be stepmum, Karen, as soon as possible. She hatches a plan of taking Karen on a hen night in Ibiza. There, Lindsey ... Read the complete review
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