Tulips, Chips and Mayonnaise

by Dawn Cairns

Sorrel and best friend Chloe's lives revolve around clubbing, pulling guys and laughing at other people's engagements.
Now Chloe has gone all dreamy about her imminent wedding leaving Sorrel feeling a little desperate about her single status.

Life couldn't get much worse, could it?

High on self-pity and low on self-esteem, Sorrel throws herself into a new career, another new diet amd late-night heart-to-hearts with her beloved terrier, Hector.

However, a phone call from the unquestionably gorgeous Jake has Sorrel thinking wedding proposal, but if their first date is anything to go by, her luck is not about to change.

And what she dosen't need is a weird ex-boyfriend who's starting to act like a stalker...

Accidents start to happen and the consequences for Sorrel are looking dangerous.

Genres: Chick Lit

Reviews

[Butterfly2507]

Ich habe das Buch abgebrochen. Ich habe ungefähr 200 Seiten gelesen aber es hat mich fast zu Tode gelangweilt. Das Einzige was ein bisschen interessant war, war der Stalker Aspekt der auch nur seeeeeehr selten vorkam. Nein danke.

[Miriam Elliot]

Not heard of this author before and it was a little dated but I enjoyed it. Guess its because I have a friend in Northern Ireland and had visited places they talked about and have also lived in Scotland. I said it would be an easy read and it was.

[Clhbikes]

A quick, fun, suspenseful read.

[Monica weitzel]

This was a fun book to read, good vacation reading. And maybe I missed something but I have no idea what the title refers to.

[Maria Elmvang]

This is one of those books that I'll get a craving to read every couple of years. It's not high literature - a bit similar to "Bridget Jones' Diary" in style, only better - but it's fun and good entertainment.

The stalker aspect is definitely the most interesting part of the book, and one that I which had been explored a bit more thoroughly - we were left completely in the black regarding motivations etc. I would have liked a bit more of an explanation to the whole situation - it didn't seem properly closed off.

[Babs]

Chick lit novel about what happens to two flatmates when one gets engaged leaving the other to her own devices.