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My Favourite Goodbye
Ash O'Halloran knows she should be having the time of her life. She's blonde, 29, single and self-supporting. So, shouldn't she be out every night, swilling Chardonnay and falling in love? Or, if she isn't, at least having a great time moaning about it with her best friends? The trouble is, Ash likes things as they are. And she doesn't do impulsive. However, Ash begins to
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(first published 2001)
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I'm not entirely sure why I finished this. The very definition of a beach read, and I suppose lying on a beach in perfect relation made me a little more open to finishing anything, even this unbelievable fluff. Ash's anxiety came across as very unbelievable to me, and (having experienced huge anxiety I think it's within my rights to say this) came across as very clichéd. The ending was terrible. really, really terrible.
The focus on money was alien to me, the disregard for basic human feelings ex...more
The focus on money was alien to me, the disregard for basic human feelings ex...more
this is an absolutely excellent book i found it hard to put down when i'd finished. i don't think i've read a more toching story since. the story of a woman who makes disastourous decisions only to find happiness in the end.
also shows the difficulties for a working woman struggling to cope with a busy lifestyle.
excellent..i'd recommend it to anyone who likes a good love story with obstacles along the way...suspense filled.
also shows the difficulties for a working woman struggling to cope with a busy lifestyle.
excellent..i'd recommend it to anyone who likes a good love story with obstacles along the way...suspense filled.
a rather slow building chick lit adventure.good for a rainy day..when you don't have anything else to read.
Really enjoyable read - lovely characters and descriptions. Easy to get lost in their worlds and hard to put down.
Jan 25, 2009
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A lovely read, all girls who choose the single way of life should read it, it's as your own story is being told. Very real and has most of the phrases I normally quote to family and friends. very entertaining.
Enjoyed this as I have all of her books
Excellent book. Couldn't put it down! Really enjoyed the characters and storyline.
Completely pedestrian writing. What a slog to get through. Not sure why I bothered.
Predictable, but enjoyable. Not the best writing, but a good story.
May 18, 2013
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As you can see, a Dubliner all my life. My parents owned a grocery shop in the Iveagh Markets, in the Liberties area of the city and I guess city blood runs through my veins.
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