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Kissing Frogs
Would you leave your friend for love?
When Luc James heads for a holiday in the Greek Islands with her best friend Ella, all she expects to bring home is a suntan. Little does she know that she’ll end up feeling unwanted and abandoned as Ella sails off over the horizon with a gorgeous Frenchman.
When the impossibly glamorous Lorenzo arrives, Luc’s life is transformed and she finds herself crossing Europe with a sugar-mouse pink hatbox. But as her fairytale romance leads to the sacrifice of years of friendship, is Luc going to get her happily ever after?
When Luc James heads for a holiday in the Greek Islands with her best friend Ella, all she expects to bring home is a suntan. Little does she know that she’ll end up feeling unwanted and abandoned as Ella sails off over the horizon with a gorgeous Frenchman.
When the impossibly glamorous Lorenzo arrives, Luc’s life is transformed and she finds herself crossing Europe with a sugar-mouse pink hatbox. But as her fairytale romance leads to the sacrifice of years of friendship, is Luc going to get her happily ever after?
- GenresChick Lit
474 pages, Paperback
First published August 3, 2000
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May 7, 2021
Great storyline, but it was far to long ,it could have been at least 3 books,
January 7, 2015
I wasn't a fan of this. The only character I actually warmed too was the rather pretentious Ella. Luc bored me and I thought both Lorenzo and Yannick were total sleazeballs.
It wasn't the characters who killed my desire to read however, it was instead the writing style. I have never been so bored in my life whilst reading a book.
It wasn't the characters who killed my desire to read however, it was instead the writing style. I have never been so bored in my life whilst reading a book.
September 14, 2013
Good solid chick lit. Well written addictive plot, colourful characters and, after some fairly harrowing episodes and every relationship described being a roller coaster ride, a very satisfying and well deserved ending. Not Booker prize material but thoroughly enjoyable.
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