Helpful Score: 4
This may be my favorite one of hers, perhaps because I love dogs so much.
Helpful Score: 4
Great book. Extremely funny. I really like this author - she also wrote Asking for Trouble (this was made into a movie: the Wedding Date, which while it was a good movie was not anything like the book).
Helpful Score: 2
This book was a wonderful light read. Elizabeth Young is (in my opinion) one of the best chick-lit writers around. This is a fast paced and fun read full of laughter, a few times where I thought about crying (it takes a lot for me) and some great drama.
Helpful Score: 2
Great read, I very much enjoyed it! Will search for more by this author, as I like reading the humorous sort of books taking place across the pond, so to speak!
Helpful Score: 2
This might be fun if you can keep up with a minimum of two names each for the eleven characters for the murder weekend, plus a few characters that aren't there. I couldn't. I made it about a third of the way through the book and gave up. In addition, the dialogue is heavily sprinkled with British slang, so good luck knowing what anyone is saying. An example:
"Tosser," he said. "Sorry I'm not there to duff him up."
"Tosser," he said. "Sorry I'm not there to duff him up."
