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He's the One
Twenty-year-old Liberty is beautiful, ambitious and dreams of making it as an actress. She is also a single mother and has a three-year old daughter, Brooke. Living with her mother, she supports her daughter by modelling and working as a waitress.
Then, over one perfect summer, Liberty meets and falls in love with Cory, a young American taking time off from university. But Liberty never feels good enough for him, and when she meets his university friends, she feels it's only fair to let him go. Heartbroken, Cory leaves to go back to the States.
Liberty, meanwhile, suddenly gets the break she's been praying for. Zac, a TV director has seen her picture and wants her to audition for a role in LA. And so, Liberty and Brooke begin a new phase of their lives. Suddenly, she is successful, but she can't forget Cory. Until news of his engagement reaches her, and she finally agrees to marry Zac.
Years later, everything has changed. Liberty has fled LA, taking a reluctant teenage Brooke with her. But returning to her home town of Brighton reawakens painful memories. Especially as she meets Cory again. She still loves him, but he seems to hate her. Can she ever convince him to trust her again?
Then, over one perfect summer, Liberty meets and falls in love with Cory, a young American taking time off from university. But Liberty never feels good enough for him, and when she meets his university friends, she feels it's only fair to let him go. Heartbroken, Cory leaves to go back to the States.
Liberty, meanwhile, suddenly gets the break she's been praying for. Zac, a TV director has seen her picture and wants her to audition for a role in LA. And so, Liberty and Brooke begin a new phase of their lives. Suddenly, she is successful, but she can't forget Cory. Until news of his engagement reaches her, and she finally agrees to marry Zac.
Years later, everything has changed. Liberty has fled LA, taking a reluctant teenage Brooke with her. But returning to her home town of Brighton reawakens painful memories. Especially as she meets Cory again. She still loves him, but he seems to hate her. Can she ever convince him to trust her again?
384 pages, Hardcover
First published June 20, 2013
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Katie Price
75 books240 followersBorn as Katie Infield in Brighton, East Sussex, England on May 22 1978, I changed my last name to Price when my mother Amy remarried. I have an older brother, Daniel, and a younger sister, Sophie.
Although I had many interests when I was younger, a friend suggested that I should pursue a modeling career. So I sent a few shots to an agency and was taken on. I attended loads of castings, had my fair share of negative responses then one day, in a studio next to where I was working, a model failed to turn up for a shoot. The photographer asked around if anyone would be interested in doing a topless shoot… and the rest, as they say, is history!
My topless modeling career took off in 1996 when I appeared in The Sun as part of the ‘Page 3′ pictorial. The legendary section of the tabloid features a different girl each day posing topless. I was the first topless model to grace the Page 3 for a whole week – fully dressed on a Monday, then each day revealing more and more untill Friday – full topless. The exposure boosted my career and I soon became one of the UKs most famous models, under the pseudonym ‘Jordan.’
From there on I graced many magazine front covers , not just in the UK but also across Europe. My popularity soon reached even further afield and I posed for Playboy, landing on the front cover of the September 2002 issue.
I have been through many well-publicised relationships. And my illnesses, including the removal of a tumor from one of my fingers and complications with my pregnancies and family, have been very public.
Although I had many interests when I was younger, a friend suggested that I should pursue a modeling career. So I sent a few shots to an agency and was taken on. I attended loads of castings, had my fair share of negative responses then one day, in a studio next to where I was working, a model failed to turn up for a shoot. The photographer asked around if anyone would be interested in doing a topless shoot… and the rest, as they say, is history!
My topless modeling career took off in 1996 when I appeared in The Sun as part of the ‘Page 3′ pictorial. The legendary section of the tabloid features a different girl each day posing topless. I was the first topless model to grace the Page 3 for a whole week – fully dressed on a Monday, then each day revealing more and more untill Friday – full topless. The exposure boosted my career and I soon became one of the UKs most famous models, under the pseudonym ‘Jordan.’
From there on I graced many magazine front covers , not just in the UK but also across Europe. My popularity soon reached even further afield and I posed for Playboy, landing on the front cover of the September 2002 issue.
I have been through many well-publicised relationships. And my illnesses, including the removal of a tumor from one of my fingers and complications with my pregnancies and family, have been very public.
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June 24, 2013
Whatever her faults as a person I've been a fan of Katie Price's books since Angel was first published. Yes I'm aware she doesn't actually write her books but she does come up with the characters and the plots, so you know kudos to her and all.
After having read all her books bar one I've become familiar with all the characters that make an entrance in her books and I was super excited to learn Angel and Cal actually feature in this book. However they only play a small role.
I liked that this book was actually told from alternate POV's (mother/daughter) but I much preferred the daughters voice in this book. It somehow seems more real.
I usually love Katie's story lines as they make these glamorous lives seem accessible but with this book I found it a little too predictable. I knew exactly how this book would turn out and it just didn't work this time around.
This book is a good if you're looking for a nice easy read full of guilty little pleasures.
After having read all her books bar one I've become familiar with all the characters that make an entrance in her books and I was super excited to learn Angel and Cal actually feature in this book. However they only play a small role.
I liked that this book was actually told from alternate POV's (mother/daughter) but I much preferred the daughters voice in this book. It somehow seems more real.
I usually love Katie's story lines as they make these glamorous lives seem accessible but with this book I found it a little too predictable. I knew exactly how this book would turn out and it just didn't work this time around.
This book is a good if you're looking for a nice easy read full of guilty little pleasures.
July 2, 2013
I enjoyed this one but not as much as previous books, it just felt a bit.. flat compared to the others. Nothing really major happened and it just felt like we were going through the motions before the predictable, inevitable ending. I did like the characters though and that's probably the reason for the generous rating.
These books, for those that don't know, are actually written by Rebecca Farnworth. I feel bad saying this but I only started reading these books because they have Katie's name on and even though Farnworth has written some books of her own, I haven't read any of them but probably would if they were published under Katie's name. I would like to know however how much input Katie has into these books, does she just come up with names? Plots? Who knows.. the names of the characters in Price's books are usually over the top and ridiculous, however in this one they felt a bit more normal.
Another thing I like about the books is that they all take place in the same 'world'. By that I mean the books often contain mentions and/or appearances of previous characters. In this one Jez and Rufus are back, as are Angel and Cal Bailey. Angel is probably the best creation from Farnworth and Price and hopefully she'll have another book of her own soon. But this time the story was about Liberty, starting in 1999 and then jumping to the present day where we then had alternating chapters between Liberty and her daughter Brooke.
I did enjoy reading both characters' stories but probably enjoyed Brooke's more. It was fun reading about this spoilt LA brat moving to Brighton and what a culture shock it was for her. But at the same time I thought it was unfair that Liberty let her grew up having whatever the hell she wanted and then just expected her to then live a normal life without kicking up a fuss about it. I did however find the story incredibly predictable, the romances were obvious and the whole book just felt like filler before reaching the end. That said it was a fun, enjoyable read which is all you can really hope for from books like this. Books snobs obviously won't like it but anyone looking for a fun enjoyable read will enjoy.
These books, for those that don't know, are actually written by Rebecca Farnworth. I feel bad saying this but I only started reading these books because they have Katie's name on and even though Farnworth has written some books of her own, I haven't read any of them but probably would if they were published under Katie's name. I would like to know however how much input Katie has into these books, does she just come up with names? Plots? Who knows.. the names of the characters in Price's books are usually over the top and ridiculous, however in this one they felt a bit more normal.
Another thing I like about the books is that they all take place in the same 'world'. By that I mean the books often contain mentions and/or appearances of previous characters. In this one Jez and Rufus are back, as are Angel and Cal Bailey. Angel is probably the best creation from Farnworth and Price and hopefully she'll have another book of her own soon. But this time the story was about Liberty, starting in 1999 and then jumping to the present day where we then had alternating chapters between Liberty and her daughter Brooke.
I did enjoy reading both characters' stories but probably enjoyed Brooke's more. It was fun reading about this spoilt LA brat moving to Brighton and what a culture shock it was for her. But at the same time I thought it was unfair that Liberty let her grew up having whatever the hell she wanted and then just expected her to then live a normal life without kicking up a fuss about it. I did however find the story incredibly predictable, the romances were obvious and the whole book just felt like filler before reaching the end. That said it was a fun, enjoyable read which is all you can really hope for from books like this. Books snobs obviously won't like it but anyone looking for a fun enjoyable read will enjoy.
June 25, 2013
I received a copy of He’s the One by Katie Price in exchange for an honest review.
The first thing I thought when I started reading this book was this is a thick book. Due to all my crazy wedding plans I haven’t been reading as fast as I usually can, so I worried about getting my review in on time. But, I’m happy to say that the book flew by for me! The first section in the book is from 1999, and is told from Liberty’s POV. We see her as a struggling waitress, a single mom who has dreams of becoming an actress and making a good life for her daughter Brooke. She falls in love with Cory, but their summer romance doesn’t last. Then we are fast-forwarded to 2013, and start getting POV’s from both Liberty and her daughter Brooke. Now Liberty is a celebrity living in LA, and while her life might seem glamorous from the outside, she is really in a horrible marriage and still pining after her first true love – Cory. After finally leaving her husband and fleeing back home to Brighton, readers get the final piece of Liberty and Brooke’s story. Away from LA, mother and daughter finally seem to forge a real relationship, love is found (for both women), and I loved the happy ending. The story is fast-paced, fun to get immersed in, and I highly enjoyed He’s the One!
The first thing I thought when I started reading this book was this is a thick book. Due to all my crazy wedding plans I haven’t been reading as fast as I usually can, so I worried about getting my review in on time. But, I’m happy to say that the book flew by for me! The first section in the book is from 1999, and is told from Liberty’s POV. We see her as a struggling waitress, a single mom who has dreams of becoming an actress and making a good life for her daughter Brooke. She falls in love with Cory, but their summer romance doesn’t last. Then we are fast-forwarded to 2013, and start getting POV’s from both Liberty and her daughter Brooke. Now Liberty is a celebrity living in LA, and while her life might seem glamorous from the outside, she is really in a horrible marriage and still pining after her first true love – Cory. After finally leaving her husband and fleeing back home to Brighton, readers get the final piece of Liberty and Brooke’s story. Away from LA, mother and daughter finally seem to forge a real relationship, love is found (for both women), and I loved the happy ending. The story is fast-paced, fun to get immersed in, and I highly enjoyed He’s the One!
August 16, 2014
You're probably looking at this review thinking 'OMG you actually read it' Yes I did and this book is great.
It tells the story of Liberty trying to find her one true love Cory, and the story of her daughter Brooke who is just trying to be herself. Personally I think the blurb was wrong, I thought the book was just going to be Liberty's story it was quite misleading however the book was much more entertaining written in this way.
The written style of the book was pretty simple: if it said Liberty at the beginning of a chapter it was about Liberty vice-versa. As far as I could tell there wasn't many grammar errors this could be Katie's best book on that matter. The story was intriguing yet not too complicated, it flowed well and was easy enough to follow. This book could be said to be the mildest (sexual context wise) book Katie has written so was more inappropriate for teen readers.
Overall I think that Katie's writing style had improved since the Angel trilogy, others may think different as many of her books have been a let down. I am glad to say that I have read this book, the story was fairly relatable and the characters were easy to justify.
It tells the story of Liberty trying to find her one true love Cory, and the story of her daughter Brooke who is just trying to be herself. Personally I think the blurb was wrong, I thought the book was just going to be Liberty's story it was quite misleading however the book was much more entertaining written in this way.
The written style of the book was pretty simple: if it said Liberty at the beginning of a chapter it was about Liberty vice-versa. As far as I could tell there wasn't many grammar errors this could be Katie's best book on that matter. The story was intriguing yet not too complicated, it flowed well and was easy enough to follow. This book could be said to be the mildest (sexual context wise) book Katie has written so was more inappropriate for teen readers.
Overall I think that Katie's writing style had improved since the Angel trilogy, others may think different as many of her books have been a let down. I am glad to say that I have read this book, the story was fairly relatable and the characters were easy to justify.
August 28, 2013
i loved it id recommend this book to anyone
July 29, 2014
HE"S THE ONE BY KATIE PRICE
THE BLURB
Can you ever forget your first love?
Liberty Evans hasn't.She has a beautiful daughter, a successful career as an actress, and she's married to one of Hollywood's most powerful directors.
But behind the glamour, things are not what they seem. Her daughter Brooke is turning into a spoiled teenager, her husband controls everything she does, and Liberty longs for Cory, the man she loved before she became famous.
Unable to live a lie any more, Liberty returns to England with a reluctant Brooke, to start a new life. While her daughter has to cope with a massive lifestyle change, Liberty finds that she cannot get Cory out of her head.
But will he want her any more? Or will she have to accept that her first love belongs to the past?
WHAT I SAY
I got to say i do love katie price i have read all her book it is just her name on the cover she use a ghost writer
Liberty a single mum that works in a restaurant at night she got a daughter call Brooke she meets a young good looking guy called cory he from the usa he wants to live in England he wants to paint he very good at it
One night he draws liberty and they seem to be falling for each other they seem so happy
Liberty wants to be a actress but she finding it very hard to get work then one day she meets frank her seem to be such a great guy her very caring or is he he ask liberty to move to LA with him should she go she very happy with cory it means that her and brooke could have a better life liberty jumps at the change of a new life she plans to go with cory put things happen and he did not turn up at the airport his mob not working liberty thinks he not going as his mum did not like her he may have change his mind or someone made him not show up she loves him so much he was her first true love she will never forget him we find out much later what happen to me the two of them are fab together
Liberty character was very good i liked her a lot she very down to earth she wants her daughter to have the best she can gave her this life in LA going to be the making of her
The book moves on in part two to a few year later liberty is married brooke is now 15 years old brooke is very rich young lady she wants for nothing in her life i did not like her to start with when she was in LA she a very flash show off young lady but when back in England she was a lovely young girl that very down to earth she loves her mum i think at the start her hormones were making her a little diva i got to say she was her ways , her looks , her manners
Were not very nice
But i like that she changed you got to see a totally different young lady she was still full of life and love but in a nice way
The book about finding true love your first love
I was hooked to the story from the first page till i got to the end liberty was just so in love with cory a true love story a page turner i loved that we hear all about liberty life and loves but no matter what was throw at her she still love cory her life was very tough her life in LA was not good frank was not a very nice man i was happy she got to do films her dreams it a gem of a book i love it so much
About the Author
Katie Price is one of the UK's most famous women. She is a successful businesswoman and a bestselling author, having published nine novels and four autobiographies. Katie is a Patron of Vision Charity which supports blind and visually impaired children, a role inspired by caring for her disabled son Harvey. Katie lives in Sussex with her new husband and three children. She is a keen horsewoman.
THE BLURB
Can you ever forget your first love?
Liberty Evans hasn't.She has a beautiful daughter, a successful career as an actress, and she's married to one of Hollywood's most powerful directors.
But behind the glamour, things are not what they seem. Her daughter Brooke is turning into a spoiled teenager, her husband controls everything she does, and Liberty longs for Cory, the man she loved before she became famous.
Unable to live a lie any more, Liberty returns to England with a reluctant Brooke, to start a new life. While her daughter has to cope with a massive lifestyle change, Liberty finds that she cannot get Cory out of her head.
But will he want her any more? Or will she have to accept that her first love belongs to the past?
WHAT I SAY
I got to say i do love katie price i have read all her book it is just her name on the cover she use a ghost writer
Liberty a single mum that works in a restaurant at night she got a daughter call Brooke she meets a young good looking guy called cory he from the usa he wants to live in England he wants to paint he very good at it
One night he draws liberty and they seem to be falling for each other they seem so happy
Liberty wants to be a actress but she finding it very hard to get work then one day she meets frank her seem to be such a great guy her very caring or is he he ask liberty to move to LA with him should she go she very happy with cory it means that her and brooke could have a better life liberty jumps at the change of a new life she plans to go with cory put things happen and he did not turn up at the airport his mob not working liberty thinks he not going as his mum did not like her he may have change his mind or someone made him not show up she loves him so much he was her first true love she will never forget him we find out much later what happen to me the two of them are fab together
Liberty character was very good i liked her a lot she very down to earth she wants her daughter to have the best she can gave her this life in LA going to be the making of her
The book moves on in part two to a few year later liberty is married brooke is now 15 years old brooke is very rich young lady she wants for nothing in her life i did not like her to start with when she was in LA she a very flash show off young lady but when back in England she was a lovely young girl that very down to earth she loves her mum i think at the start her hormones were making her a little diva i got to say she was her ways , her looks , her manners
Were not very nice
But i like that she changed you got to see a totally different young lady she was still full of life and love but in a nice way
The book about finding true love your first love
I was hooked to the story from the first page till i got to the end liberty was just so in love with cory a true love story a page turner i loved that we hear all about liberty life and loves but no matter what was throw at her she still love cory her life was very tough her life in LA was not good frank was not a very nice man i was happy she got to do films her dreams it a gem of a book i love it so much
About the Author
Katie Price is one of the UK's most famous women. She is a successful businesswoman and a bestselling author, having published nine novels and four autobiographies. Katie is a Patron of Vision Charity which supports blind and visually impaired children, a role inspired by caring for her disabled son Harvey. Katie lives in Sussex with her new husband and three children. She is a keen horsewoman.
September 8, 2013
I have read all of Katie Price’s books and I must say I felt a little let down by ‘In the Name of Love’ and was hoping that this would not follow suit.
‘He’s the one’ follows Liberty a young girl, thriving to become an actress and working in an Italian restaurant to get by for her and her daughter Brooke. One day a handsome guy comes into the restaurant with his mates, he is American and takes a shine to Liberty. For the next couple of months Liberty and Cory are inseparable, he is then due to return to the States and Liberty must accept this. Things change quickly for Liberty though and she gets the offer of a lifetime and moves to LA with Brooke; Cory remains in the U.K.
The book then splits into part two, this has been fast-forwarded 14 years and then each chapter is dedicated to either Liberty or Brooke, who is now almost 18. I felt at this part in the book the plot really picked up and I began whizzing through the pages. I enjoyed the story and the drama’s that came along with it. (For anyone who has read Katie Price novels before, you will know there are always many dramas!)
I thought the characters were developed well throughout the book, Liberty is perceived to be a generally lovely person, and at times you really feel for her. Brooke begins as a spoilt brat, having all the money she could ever want and getting what she wants, when she wants it. When Liberty drops a bombshell on Brooke she begins to change as a person and you realise she wasn’t once the girl she was in LA. The characters are well liked and I think this helped massively while reading it.
I also thought that this book was a little more down to earth than Katie’s previous books; we see both characters working in a restaurant, something that many of us do and I feel that this allows the reader to connect better to the book. It is nice to read about celebrities and their lives etc, but us mere mortals have to go a long way to be able to connect to it.
The book is an easy, holiday read and not very taxing – just the type of book I enjoy when I am back at work and things become busy. I thought that this was one of Katie Price’s better novels and it was nice to see returning characters. This does not make a difference, however if you have not read her previous novels.
I would like to thank the publisher for sending me a copy, this has not affected my review in any way.
For this review and more please visit:
Mrsbbooks2011.blogspot.co.uk
‘He’s the one’ follows Liberty a young girl, thriving to become an actress and working in an Italian restaurant to get by for her and her daughter Brooke. One day a handsome guy comes into the restaurant with his mates, he is American and takes a shine to Liberty. For the next couple of months Liberty and Cory are inseparable, he is then due to return to the States and Liberty must accept this. Things change quickly for Liberty though and she gets the offer of a lifetime and moves to LA with Brooke; Cory remains in the U.K.
The book then splits into part two, this has been fast-forwarded 14 years and then each chapter is dedicated to either Liberty or Brooke, who is now almost 18. I felt at this part in the book the plot really picked up and I began whizzing through the pages. I enjoyed the story and the drama’s that came along with it. (For anyone who has read Katie Price novels before, you will know there are always many dramas!)
I thought the characters were developed well throughout the book, Liberty is perceived to be a generally lovely person, and at times you really feel for her. Brooke begins as a spoilt brat, having all the money she could ever want and getting what she wants, when she wants it. When Liberty drops a bombshell on Brooke she begins to change as a person and you realise she wasn’t once the girl she was in LA. The characters are well liked and I think this helped massively while reading it.
I also thought that this book was a little more down to earth than Katie’s previous books; we see both characters working in a restaurant, something that many of us do and I feel that this allows the reader to connect better to the book. It is nice to read about celebrities and their lives etc, but us mere mortals have to go a long way to be able to connect to it.
The book is an easy, holiday read and not very taxing – just the type of book I enjoy when I am back at work and things become busy. I thought that this was one of Katie Price’s better novels and it was nice to see returning characters. This does not make a difference, however if you have not read her previous novels.
I would like to thank the publisher for sending me a copy, this has not affected my review in any way.
For this review and more please visit:
Mrsbbooks2011.blogspot.co.uk
June 5, 2015
I did like this book- I'm guilty of actually really enjoying Katie Prices books, they're perfect to take on your holidays as they're so easy to read. Unfortunately I didn't enjoy this one as much as the others, it was a bit flat. I liked all the characeters- even warming to Brooke. There just wasn't a big story to it, it was predictable at the end- like most chick lit but it was missing something. As always I did like the inclusion of other characeters from her other books. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this book straight away there are others by Katie Price that beat this by a long shot I would suggest reading first. As for other fans of Katie Price I would suggest reading just to keep up with the collection but I wouldn't rush it.
April 29, 2017
this is one of the good ones Katie price did I love all her books you can buy this now on both book and ebook
she as done a series of these books with different characters telling different stories its a easy read I read this back in December last year and cant wait til her other books come out
I definitely recommend this book to anyon who wants to read this its well written got a good love story to it can make you laugh or cry igave this a 5 star and I was really gl;ad when I read it myself
this is one of my favourite books of hers and I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to read it
it was well written and the story was brilliant
this is a story that was quick to get into I gave this a five star it was a book that I couldn't put down
she as done a series of these books with different characters telling different stories its a easy read I read this back in December last year and cant wait til her other books come out
I definitely recommend this book to anyon who wants to read this its well written got a good love story to it can make you laugh or cry igave this a 5 star and I was really gl;ad when I read it myself
this is one of my favourite books of hers and I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to read it
it was well written and the story was brilliant
this is a story that was quick to get into I gave this a five star it was a book that I couldn't put down
September 24, 2015
I really enjoyed this book and loved how it was from 2 characters perspectives. I found it linked very well together and found it interesting how it was from 2 different times in liberty's life.
Only thing I would say is the ending I found was a bit rushed and I found I wanted more detail. Also I think it would also have been good if some of the story was from cory's perspective as well as liberty and Brooke. Would love a second story about these characters. All in all a great story
Only thing I would say is the ending I found was a bit rushed and I found I wanted more detail. Also I think it would also have been good if some of the story was from cory's perspective as well as liberty and Brooke. Would love a second story about these characters. All in all a great story
August 6, 2013
it was ok but thought that some parts in the story were boring and went on but i am glad that liberty and Cory got back together so there was a happy ending.i could not wait till it ended as the story did get boring after a while.not a good book this year as in the past the other stories have been fab and fun.
September 9, 2013
This was a hard book to decide on a rating, i have loved all her other books but didnt really care much about the main man in the book at first as he was very immature and just annoyed me, but by the end i was really enjoying it which is why it has 4 stars instead of 3. Not as good as her other books but it was alright in the end.
June 6, 2014
Rebecca Farnworth (the ghostwriter) and Katie Price (the plot person) have together written a book that is highly readable and fun. Virtually no cringe worthy moments (which is something in the genre) except perhaps at the end where it all becomes a bit over the top and unbelievable. I'd give it 3.5 stars. Listened to as an audio book read by Kate Kirk, who did a brilliant job of it.
April 5, 2014
If you enjoy Katie's other chick lit books you will enjoy this one. Sticks to her familiar formula. Believable characters and storyline. I wanted to keep reading so I found out what happened. Easy to read
April 3, 2016
This book kind of reminded me of wild child. Really enjoyed the characters, hard-to-not-fall-in-love-with-Cory and the confessions of the celebrity life. Good holiday read for next to the pool and definitely worth your time.
August 7, 2013
Another easy enjoyable read. Can't wait to read the next book in the series.
July 14, 2013
I enjoyed this one much more than the previous book , it was a real page turner I really loved it :)
August 8, 2013
this has definitely got to be her best book by far obviously with a little help by Rebecca but brilliant story line hated controlling zac with a passion. a perfect ending :-)
August 6, 2013
Could not put this book down! Pains me to say it but katie price books are great easy reads and always make me cry with joy or sadness!!
February 6, 2014
Gives Mills & Boon a run for the money
March 19, 2014
good summer read but a no brainer
March 22, 2014
Probably my fave book out of all hers. Really good and well written, was kept interested by the love story.
February 1, 2016
book was all over the place I would read few chapters but in the last few I couldn't put the biok down.
October 12, 2016
Delightful fluff.
June 4, 2015
I have read this book twice love it.
July 11, 2013
i love all of katie price novels,hes the one is a great read too xx.
May 12, 2014
Easy Holiday read.
October 1, 2021
This was fluff, but just the kind I like. Much like her other books but with different characters. I feel like she always models the main character on her self a bit. Nothing mind blowing here but perfect for reading when I was at the spa. I enjoyed it.
January 31, 2024
The first part was good and the ending. But I found Brook's charcter really annoying when she first got to Brighton, which my opinion of the book go down. But it was nice when she settled down and was more normal and not stuck up
September 3, 2025
I really enjoyed the book. Toolbar little while to get into it but once I realised there was a good story there. I really loved it. Brookbwsd extremely hard to take. But I guess that's how the author wanted her to be n
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