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Misfortune Cookie (Single in the City #2)

by Michele Gorman (Goodreads Author)

3.55 of 5 stars 3.55 · rating details · 132 ratings · 41 reviews

Would you move 6,000 miles to be with the love of your life?

Hannah did. Unfortunately her plan isn't going terribly well. What was supposed to be a move to Hong Kong to start a wonderful new life with Sam is turning into a move to Hong Kong to spend occasional weekends with Sam, when he can get away from an unanticipated work assignment on the opposite side of the South Ch...more

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Aug 04, 2012 SOS Aloha rated it 4 of 5 stars

A Buddha is someone who finds freedom in good fortune and bad. - Bodhidharma

I requested to review MISFORTUNE COOKIE for its unique storyline - an “American in Hong Kong”. I am a “Haole in Hawaii” and have become fascinated with Asian culture. MISFORTUNE COOKIE is the second book about Hannah, a twenty something American seeking fulfillment in far flung places. The first book, SINGLE IN THE CITY, details why Hannah moved to London and how she coped with the culture shock. The second book, MISFORT...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Selena Paulsen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Misfortune Cookie is the follow-up to Michelle Gorman's Chick Lit debut, Single in the City. Like its predecessor, this novel follows the international meanderings of somewhat ditzy protagonist, Hannah, her varied love interests, and her best friend, Stacy. While Chick Lit isn't typically a heavy genre, and Hannah isn't a "deep" girl, Misfortune Cookie is a cut above the typical novel of its type.

One of the beauties of the book is its less common setting in Hong Kong (rather than the standard Ch...more Misfortune Cookie is the follow-up to Michelle Gorman's Chick Lit debut, Single in the City. Like its predecessor, this novel follows the international meanderings of somewhat ditzy protagonist, Hannah, her varied love interests, and her best friend, Stacy. While Chick Lit isn't typically a heavy genre, and Hannah isn't a "deep" girl, Misfortune Cookie is a cut above the typical novel of its type.

One of the beauties of the book is its less common setting in Hong Kong (rather than the standard Chick Lit locale of London). Gorman's descriptions of Hong Kong, its culture and people are not only fascinating, but also lovely. The respect and understanding that Hannah gains as she discovers both her new home and her somewhat new self are appealing and help hold our interest in a way that the same character development wouldn't in a less exotic locale. Hannah's glimpses into Hong Kong might not be earth shattering, just as her discoveries about herself aren't, but they are sweet and often lovely, and they honestly and accurately evoke what it feels like to be young and struggling to find yourself and your place in a very big world.

I enjoy Chick Lit, and it's not uncommon for me to find "laugh out loud" scenes in such books. Often, the genre contains positively humiliating events that make us cringe as well. However, it is not typical in my experience to find a Chick Lit novel that will make you cry. This one will. The authenticity of Hannah's broken heart brought tears to my eyes, and many memories to mind of my own struggles with finding love at her age. Gorman has nailed it, spot on, and while it doesn't detract at all from the overall lightheartedness of the novel, it does add a certain depth that isn't always present in the genre. Because of Gorman's ability to portray Hannah's struggles and development so realistically, as well as the detailed and engrossing descriptions of Hong Kong, I rate this novel higher than her previous work, and higher than the typical Chick Lit submission. Bravo Michelle, thanks for a nice trip.

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May 26, 2012 Rose Cimarron rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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[2012-04-29]Excellent book.

[2012-05-26]

Misfortune Cookie by Michele Gorman

I received this ebook from Michele Gorman to read and review. I read it quite quickly after receiving it, but real life has got in the way of me writing a full review any sooner, for which I apologise.

Misfortune Cookie is a fun read, falling clearly into the chicklit genre. It is a testament to Michele's writing ability that at the same time time that she makes her main character, Hannah, a rather selfish and quite self-ce...more

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Apr 12, 2012 Lori rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed Michele's first book and this one was just as good. I need another installment because I need to know what happens next! I have never been to London or to Hong Kong and so I love seeing these worlds through Hannah's eyes. She seems like a very real character. I can relate to her and I enjoy her. I would like spend time with her and her friends. I also feel like I learned a little bit but that was secondary to the overall entertainment of reading this well-written, fun book.

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Sep 11, 2012 Tuesday rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I think there are times in our adult, grown up lives where we don't want to remember that we had ever been desperately in love like with someone who didn't like love us back as much. I really think like hurts a little more than love sometimes, because once you get over the fact that he never really liked you as much as you loved him, that you realize it never was love at all. Then when you do find true, real love, you realize ...more

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Aug 22, 2012 BestChickLit.com rated it 4 of 5 stars

Admittedly when you first read the title of this novel some will feel their own internal pun machine groan. But don’t be put off; Hannah is our heroine, a young American who follows her boyfriend across the globe to be with him, initially ecstatic she realises that her idea relationship may not be so ideal after all.

This book has some wonderful moments and characters in it. The most interesting and sympathetic is the main character’s best friend Stacy, or “Stace” as she is referred to throughout...more

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Jul 17, 2012 Lydia Laceby rated it 4 of 5 stars

Originally reviewed at Novel Escapes

Misfortune Cookie (fantastic title!) is the follow up to Michele Gorman’s hilarious first novel, Single in the City, and it was just as fun to read as the first in the series. Laugh out loud funny in places, cringe inducing in others, Hannah is a likeable, albeit misguided character at times, and I really enjoyed reading about her adventures in Hong Kong.

Misfortune Cookie has fantastic descriptions of Hong Kong which has increased my travel bug to head east e...more Originally reviewed at Novel Escapes

Misfortune Cookie (fantastic title!) is the follow up to Michele Gorman’s hilarious first novel, Single in the City, and it was just as fun to read as the first in the series. Laugh out loud funny in places, cringe inducing in others, Hannah is a likeable, albeit misguided character at times, and I really enjoyed reading about her adventures in Hong Kong.

Misfortune Cookie has fantastic descriptions of Hong Kong which has increased my travel bug to head east even more now! In fact, after I finished, I caught an episode of House Hunters International that took place in Asia and I watched the entire episode (I usually skip past episodes unless they involve a beach), even more fascinated after reading about the area through Hannah’s eyes and experiences. The maid’s quarters/laundry room/closet seemed to be aptly described based on my TV viewing and this, along with other descriptions and attention to details showcases Gorman’s research well. She traveled to Hong Kong to experience and report first hand and this definitely shines through. Read about Gorman's personal adventures in Hong Kong here.

Hannah’s adventures kept me on my toes as I was never sure which direction this novel was going to take and having read her previous disasters in both love and work, I kept reading expecting the worst. Thankfully Hannah was able to figure herself out some more in Misfortune Cookie and I appreciated that she came across as slightly less ditzy in the sequel than she did in Single in the City. I really liked the ending of this novel. It didn’t wrap up at all how I thought it would, but I think it was appropriate for Hannah and in fact, I’m kind of hoping there’s another novel I can sink my teeth into because I’m not entirely sure we’ve come to the end of her story!

Fans of Sex in the City, the Shopaholic series, and Lindsay Kelk’s I Heart Series will appreciate Gorman’s novel and her easy to root for heroine and the hilarious situations she tends to find herself in. Although I don’t think I giggled quite as much with Misfortune Cookie as I did with the Single in the City, it was still amusing and entertaining and I would definitely read more of Hannah’s adventures if Gorman decides to treat us to them, and would read more from her even if it’s not a followup to Hannah’s adventures.(less)

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Jul 23, 2012 Andrea rated it 5 of 5 stars

Oh how I love Hannah and her adventures!
Misfortune Cookie was an amazing book, it was not as funny as Single in the City, but it was totally worth my time.

This book picks up right where single in the city left us...Hannah was asked by her boyfriend to move to Hong Kong and she does! Things don't go out the way she expects them to at first...especially when it to comes to her relationship with Sam. Along the way we not only get to know Hong Kong and various parts of China (once again just like...more

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Mar 25, 2012 Tonya rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads

Oh Hannah how I love you! Hannah is one of my favorite leading ladies. She makes me laugh non-stop. She is clumsy, awkward at times and just generally like me. This is the second book where Hannah follows her boyfriend from London to Hong Kong. Sam doesn't ask her to move, but she does. Might be a bit easier that when she just up and moved from the US to London, not knowing anyone there, or even having a job lined up.

Once again Hannah didn't get a work permit but she stumbled upon the perfect j...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Samantha Robey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Misfortune Cookie the follow-up novel of Single in the City by Michele Gorman, and I actually liked it better than the first! Once again we become BFF’s with Hannah, who decides to take a second leap of fate and move from London to Hong Kong to be with boyfriend Sam. It’s a fortune cookie that helped her make the decision. Following your heart will pay off in the near future. Hannah is thrilled that her own best friend Stacy is also making the move with her. Hannah manages to secure a job in fas...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Angie rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Hannah seems, on the surface, to be a self absorbed ditz, which I have to admit in the beginning of the book completely irritated me beyond belief. Having not read the previous book first it took me a while to find all the redeeming qualities in her character. In this book, Hannah seems to be "growing" into a better person. I love the interaction between characters. I look forward to seeing what Hannah does in the next installment...cause honestly with that ending there HAS to be another one.

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Aug 19, 2012 Meredith Schorr rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

In this sequel to Single in the City, Hannah has moved to Hong Kong for her new boyfriend Sam. It is questionable to Hannah's friends and family whether Sam asked her to move WITH him or simply suggested she might want to move there as well, but Hannah is head over heels in love with Sam and is convinced they are a match made in Heaven. So, Hannah packs up and moves to Hong Kong almost as spontaneously as she moved from the states to London the year before. But this time, her bestie Sta...more 3.5 stars

In this sequel to Single in the City, Hannah has moved to Hong Kong for her new boyfriend Sam. It is questionable to Hannah's friends and family whether Sam asked her to move WITH him or simply suggested she might want to move there as well, but Hannah is head over heels in love with Sam and is convinced they are a match made in Heaven. So, Hannah packs up and moves to Hong Kong almost as spontaneously as she moved from the states to London the year before. But this time, her bestie Stacey will be her roommate and, thanks to some good luck, she's landed herself a job as a buyer's assistant with a terrific boss. Hannah's life in Hong Kong would be perfect if it is wasn't for the small inconvenience of Sam's job - it has him traveling and not actually living in Hong Kong after all. They only manage to see each other every few weeks, sometimes months, for a couple of days. And even when they are together, while the sparks still fly between the sheets, Sam seems to be slightly more interested in his career and perhaps his female boss than he is in developing his relationship with Hannah.

I really did enjoy this book, however, I liked Single in the City better and since I gave that 4 stars, I feel as if I should give Misfortune Cookie 3.5. The sequel just didn't hold my attention the way the original did - there was too much description of Hong Kong which some readers love, but I prefer the action which was a bit slow at times. Hannah is a great main character and I loved all of the secondary characters, including Sam. Even when I was angry at him, I still gave him the benefit of the doubt and hoped he would do the right thing by Hannah. I also really enjoyed the character development of Hannah as she finally learned to stand up for herself and what she wanted/needed/deserved. It was refreshing watching her come into her own. Since the ending was not completely satisfying, I do hope a third installment is in the making!

PS - I love the covers of both of these books. So pretty!(less)

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Oct 06, 2012 Jennifer Joyce rated it 4 of 5 stars

From the beginning, Misfortune Cookie is a humorous read that had me giggling out loud on the bus. Told from Hannah's point of view, the book is full of funny anecdotes and Hannah's unique outlook on life.

I felt both sorry for and frustrated with Hannah every time Sam visited for a weekend and moved the goalposts of his return. Her friends and family could see Hannah deserved more than Sam was giving but love had made Hannah blind to her own needs. She loves Sam so it didn't matter that he'd ask...more

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May 20, 2012 Lauren rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was my first book by Michele Gorman. I have read many different chick lit authors, and Michele fits right in, but in a unique way.

"Misfortune Cookie" was an easy read. The story was interesting to keep the reader entertained, but not so complex that one needed to be in a quiet room to enjoy. I really liked how the story took place in Hong Kong instead of L.A., London, or New York City. Most other stories feature those cities exclusively, and it was a nice change of pace to read about anothe...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Katrin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved it from beginning to end!
I´ve read "Single in the City" not long ago and loved the fact, that Michele Gorman decided to write a sequel. I was eagerly waiting (and voting), watching her homepage for updates.

I´ve never been to Hong Kong, but it wasn´t hard to get a picture of the city the way Gorman described it. I could see myself wandering the streets with Hannah and Stacy!

Hannah has new adventures before her, job- and love wise. And while I found her in "Single in the City" really fun bu...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Ulrike rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit-romance

This was an enjoyable and easy read just like the first book in this series. I just enjoyed curling up on the sofa with it and having a good laugh.
I loved the way Hannah saw Hong Kong and you could really feel that the author did her research here really well.

Minor critic points for me are only that sometimes I found Hannah was getting a little bit too needy and obsessive about her boyfriend. I wished for her to be a bit more confident. Also I felt like we didn't really get to know Stacy very...more

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May 11, 2012 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: book-on-my-kindle

Misfortune Cookie is the first book I have read by Michele Gorman. I would give a solid 3.5 to 4 stars. This is a fun chick lit book set in Hong Kong. I know next to nothing about Hong Kong except maybe where to find it on a map. This is the first book I have read set in this city too. Lately I have been reading more mysteries so this was fresh change of pace for me. THis story is about Hannah, a great girl, someone a lot of us can relate to as she embarks on a new life in a new exotic city. Thi...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Meghan rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

I bought this after reading Single in the City because I just had to know what happened with Sam and Hannah and I had really enjoyed Single in the City. Well let me just say I thought this book fell FAR short of Single in the City. It just felt boring and flat. The whole time I felt as if all Hannah was doing was chasing Sam around trying much much to hard when he clearly did not really want to be there with her. The setting and people were also just not nearly as interesting as well. Nice attem...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Agi rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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It is a follow - up novel to "Single in the city" which I personally didn't enjoy at all. So it took me a lot of time to decide that I will give "Misfortune Cookie" a go. I always like to try an author that didn't work for me again and after reading some very good review I have thought, well, let's try this one.
And I'm glad that I did it. This book I liked, really liked. Hannah was totally different character, she was open, funny and nice and I started to like her. Not more so obsessed with sex...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Hannah (Jaedia) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, ebook, indie, fiction, received-for-review

Misfortune Cookie allowed Michele’s readers and Hannah’s fans to decide the direction the story would take and oh what a beauty they chose! After moving to Hong Kong to be with her boyfriend, Sam, Hannah has come to realise that there is in fact trouble in paradise. Sam is away in Vietnam for work more often than he’s home and they aren’t living together. At all. On top of that she is positive that he’s cheating on her.

Where Single in the City was published by Penguin in the UK, Misfortune Cooki...more Misfortune Cookie allowed Michele’s readers and Hannah’s fans to decide the direction the story would take and oh what a beauty they chose! After moving to Hong Kong to be with her boyfriend, Sam, Hannah has come to realise that there is in fact trouble in paradise. Sam is away in Vietnam for work more often than he’s home and they aren’t living together. At all. On top of that she is positive that he’s cheating on her.

Where Single in the City was published by Penguin in the UK, Misfortune Cookie was self published and I honestly couldn’t tell the difference. Michele is a fantastic writer who has done a fine job of bringing Hannah and her surroundings to life in the minds of her readers. I felt immersed into the Hong Kong culture alongside Hannah because the descriptions of the locale and the colours made it feel all that much more real. It definitely helped that Michele did her research by living there, in Hong Kong, for a time. What dedication! And as well as the immersion into a different culture, we get, once again, to follow Hannah as she fumbles along and explores it in her own unique way.

I think I would have liked a new romantic interest for Hannah just to mix things up a little bit but I didn’t feel as though anything was lacking in the story because there is so much else going on that it didn’t really need new men. I guess I just wanted to see her happy. I loved exploring the culture through her eyes, and I loved that this time she had her best friend along for it! One thing I learned that I adore about Hannah while reading Misfortune Cookie is how perfectly imperfect she is. She’s not skinny and she’s not athletic but she’s entirely comfortable with herself and visibly grows up during the course of Misfortune Cookie, and she loves her friends.

While Misfortune Cookie can be read as a standalone novel, I would really recommend you get a hold of Single in the City as well to fully enjoy Hannah’s story, and if you enjoy fun chick lit in which the heroine explores different cultures to her own, you’re going to want to experience it in full.(less)

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Jul 31, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

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This book was an absolute joy to read. I can't believe that I didn't get to it sooner, I wish that I had. This book is just so much fun. You get to take part in Hannah's journey's first hand as she moves to Hong Kong to be with her boyfriend Sam. You get to experience her ups and downs as she adjusts to life in another new country, (she lived in London, England before moving to Hong Kong) and you get to watch her re...more This review was originally posted on Melissa's Midnight Musings
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This book was an absolute joy to read. I can't believe that I didn't get to it sooner, I wish that I had. This book is just so much fun. You get to take part in Hannah's journey's first hand as she moves to Hong Kong to be with her boyfriend Sam. You get to experience her ups and downs as she adjusts to life in another new country, (she lived in London, England before moving to Hong Kong) and you get to watch her really grow into her own.

Most of her family and friends think she's nuts for moving half way around the world, especially for a guy. But, Hannah is determined. And I like that about her. She sticks to her guns even when those around her are not as supportive as she might like.

There's a lot that I could relate to personally as I read this book and I think that may be why I liked it so much. I moved to Canada for a year and a half in 2010 and went through similar experiences to Hannah's. I had to adapt to life in a new country, moved away from all my friends and family, had to find a job, much like Hannah. My relationship even went through ups and downs like hers does. Not the same type of ups and downs, but ups and downs all the same.

One of the scenes I enjoyed most (because it really is true) is when Hannah is describing how empowered she feels being in a new country. She feels like she has a new chance, to start over, to redefine herself. And, she loves it in Hong Kong, she really feels at home there, and can see herself there long term. I have the same feeling about Canada so I can completely relate to this. Being in a new country really does give you a chance to start over. No one, or at least very few, depending on who you know beforehand, knows you in a new country. You can be whoever you want because no one has predefined ideas about you. Hannah took this in stride and really grew more confident as the story progressed.

I really like the pace of this book. It's told in first person, and the dialogue is so easygoing, and descriptive that it feels almost as if we're reading a journal of some sort. I really enjoy books told in this format and this one is no exception.

The dynamic between Stacy and Hannah is great as well. It was really great that Stacy moved to Hong Kong to be with Hannah. It was great to read their interactions because I have a lifelong friend who I could see myself doing something like that with. Plus she was very supportive when I moved as well, so those characters completely clicked for me.

The only thing I didn't care for was the ending, but I don't want to mention why because it's too big of a spoiler. It's just a personal preference though, I just thought it would end differently than it did.

I'd recommend this to anyone who likes fun romances and neat adventures.

* I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*(less)

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Aug 26, 2012 Jessica Sinn (Chick Lit Cafe) rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a fun, fast read that is sure to entertain fans of Sophie Kinsella (Shopaholic series) and Helen Fielding (Bridget Jone’s Diary). Hannah’s hilarious inner dialogue and many awkward moments had me giggling throughout the book. If you’re looking for something light and amusing, check this one out. Hop over to Chick Lit Cafe for the full review!

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Jun 21, 2012 Book-shelf Shelf rated it 4 of 5 stars

A really funny account of how wrong life can go when you up sticks and move half way round the world to be with your boyfriend. But Sam doesn't want to live together with Hannah, she actually shares her apartment with her best friend Stacy instead.
The descriptions of Honk Kong are brilliant and the ordering of food had me giggling my head off. This is certainly one to read this summer to keep the smiles alive, while the sun hides <3

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Mar 27, 2012 Susan Linklater rated it 5 of 5 stars

I didn't think I could like this book more than Michelle Gorman's first one, but I did! Hannah has grown up a bit, and it was fascinating seeing Hong Kong through her eyes. And I really felt for her in her relationship with Sam. Reading about her feelings definitely struck a chord, and reminded me of some of my past too. Gorman wrote from the heart on this one.

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Mar 08, 2013 Lydia rated it 2 of 5 stars

Ugh. I will not say that this book is terrible, but I will not say it is great either. I enjoyed the first book in this simple series but this sequel pales in comparison. All the main character does is whine and its all over some dude. Self-righteous feminists stay away, you will gag at the neediness and clinginess of the girl in this book. Not a recommendation and I will not finish this series.

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Mar 30, 2012 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-books

Yay! This is a follow up book to Single in the City- a great follow-up! I really liked this book. The main character, Hannah is lovable and smart and finally coming into her own! This is chick-lit at its best... Remember the name, Michele Gorman- an author that will definitely continue to delight!

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Oct 20, 2012 Hannah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great story from Hannah! I couldn't put it down when I started it. (First book I read on my kindle which was also interesting). Poor Hannah has it tough, but luckily she has some great friends to help her through it. I have to admit I cheered when she did something very brave towards the end of the story.
I enjoyed the new setting of Hong Kong, the descriptions were fantastic and it made me want to travel even more.
Single In The City and now Misfortune Cookie are two of my favourite 'Ch...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Claire Davis rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

I really enjoyed this book. After looking it up I learned that it was the second in a series, but I never felt like I didn't know what was going on. It was a quick read that kept me entertained the entire time. I really hope the author writes a third installment!!

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Jan 16, 2013 Rachael rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book was okay. Not nearly as good as the first one. I caught myself skimming a few parts because it was just not holding my interest. The ending was horrible. It felt rushed and left me very dissapointed.

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May 10, 2012 Jenny Franklin rated it 4 of 5 stars

I was sent an e-book copy of Misfortune Cookie by Michele Gorman. I did not know that this book was a follow up of Gormans Single in the City until I was looking it up afterwards. I never felt like I didn't know what was happening or going on, it was a nice quick read and I would like to go back and read Single in the City to see what I missed. I really liked the culture in this book, you got to know things about Hong Kong through the descriptions. I think this was a really fun book.

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Michele Gorman was born and raised in the US, but lost her heart to London nearly 15 years ago and is now a card-carrying Brit. Michele writes both chick lit (Single in the City, Misfortune Cookie, The Twelve Days to Christmas). She also writes upmarket commercial fiction under the pen name Jamie Scott.

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