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by - written on 03/09/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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This is the second book which I have read by Debbie Holt and after I was not completely impressed with the first I was expecting more for this book. I have to say I was bitterly disappointed. The main character is Tilly who is a working mother of two and is happily married to Robin, well that is until her in-laws decided to up sticks and move to the same town as them and thing then start to go wrong for Tilly and her nice quiet life. Tilly always felt that her mother in law thought she was not good enough to marry Robin and she has an obsession with Robin's ex-girlfriend and has her photo in pride of place in her living room. Tilly does not like this and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 12/08/08 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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I'm getting much better lately at trying new authors, I used to stick to only those I knew were great but now I like to try newer authors to make reading a bit more interesting for myself. A few months ago I took a Debby Holt book out of the library and loved it, so when I saw this book in a charity shop for just 50 pence I had to have it. When I found out it was only released this year, I was even happier with my purchase! Tilly and Robin have been married for years and have 2 beautiful children together, Sam and . But when Robin's ex-girlfriend shows up on the scene much to Robin's mothers delight, Tilly isn't happy at the way Robin is acting towards her. ... Read the complete review
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