(563 pages)
New love, old relationships and a question of fidelity from the bestselling author of The Other Woman's Shoes.
Tash and Rich are newly engaged and wild about each other. They can’t wait to celebrate their wedding with their closest friends, all of whom have known each other since university, where they enjoyed a hedonistic whirl of parties, popularity, sex and success.
But is fun really as easy-come-easy-go in your thirties as it was in your twenties? How do relationships change once you leave college and have to cope with real life? And what if the love of that life were to reappear now?
As old, long buried passions are reawakened, the group realise that a lot can change in twelve years. And a lot can happen in seven days…
I did quite enjoy this. The range of chaacters was great, I am sure everyone will be able to relate to at least one of them. The story had a couple of twists and had me gasping and giggling all at once. I absolutely hated Mia at first, and then in the end I started to feel quite sorry for her.
The only fault i could find was that at nearly 600 pages it was a tad overlong, but definitely worth the read :D
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