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It's Not You, It's Me

It's Not You, It's Me

by HelenDunne (Author)

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    Hardcover 2007

    $4.33
Synopsis

32-year-old Holly Parker is a corporate investigator, which is not to be confused with a private eye. She does not rifle through underwear drawers (unless it's a new boyfriend), take dodgy photos (unless it's a long-standing boyfriend), or dress in dirty raincoats (unless it's a weird boyfriend). No, Holly checks out the backgrounds of candidates for some of the top jobs in the City. Yet while she helps countless high profile companies to find their Mr Right For The Job, her personal life is littered with romantic disasters, men who dump her using the same tired old cliche, 'It's not you, it's me!' Holly doesn't believe them. So when she meets sexy Carl Lawson, she determines not to repeat past mistakes, but first she must discover what those mistakes were. Then - Yes! - she can turn herself into the Perfect Girlfriend. Or can she?

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 282
 Publisher: Orion
Published: 02 Jan 2007
ISBN 10: 0752860631
ISBN 13: 9780752860633
Book Overview: TRIXIE TRADER and LIGHT AS A FEATHER were strong sellers with a total of 60,000 copies sold Helen's first hardback - a pickupable B format at the special price of 9.99 Highly promotable author: Helen Dunne was Deputy City Editor of the Mail on Sunday. She is now a freelance writer and editor. Excellent reviews for two previous comedies: 'Dunne has the self congratulatory postures of a certain breed of City type down perfectly, and often hilariously' Daily Telegraph 'Feistier than Bridget Jones and much, much naughtier' She 'City executive sets up a website chatroom for larger ladies , only to find her problems get a lot bigger and funnier' Daily Mail 'Funny scenes ... a feel-good read' The Times

Media Reviews
'Entertaining and bursting with one-liners.' COSMOPOLITAN 'We couldn't put down this tale of corporate investigator Holly who finds Mr Rights for city jobs.' BELLA 'A fabulous feel-good read that anyone who has ever been dumped will love.' SUN
Author Bio
Helen Dunne is in her mid 30s and lives in North London. She has been a financial journalist since graduating from Liverpool University in 1988. She joined the Daily Telegraph in 1993, where she became Associate City Editor. In 2003 she moved to the Mail on Sunday as Deputy City Editor. She lives in London.