A Girl's Best Friend

De: Lindsey Kelk

Narrado por: Penelope Rawlins

A festive treat from the author of the bestselling I HEART series

After the crazy six months she’s had, if there was a ‘clear history’ button for your life, Tess Brookes would be the first in line to press it.

When the opportunity arises to join her best friend, Amy, in New York for Christmas, Tess jumps at the chance. The only slight hitch is that Nick, the man who broke her heart, lives there. And Charlie, the man she turned down, has just started talking to her again. And she has just four days to take a photo for a competition that could save her career.

But aside from that, everything is going to be great: it’ll be the best Christmas ever. Won’t it?

©2015 Lindsey Kelk (P)2015 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

‘Fabulous fiction at its very best’ Heat

‘Hilarious’ Daily Express

Another winner

I didn't want this one - 3rd in the series - to end, because that would mean I'd have to leave these fun characters. Although the narrator's voices are a little weird sometimes - she tends to make all Tess's friends sound like 8 year old girls and the men all sound like Thurston Howell III on crack - nevertheless, once guy get used to it, it's fine. These books are hysterical - laugh out loud funny sometimes - and are the perfect beach read. The best in British Chick Lit!!! Highly recommend all 3 books.

Can't get enough!

The first book I liked, the second book I liked more and the 3rd book I loved. At first I had a hard time with the author's need to keep me in the dark about situations but I learned to be patient and she wraps everything up nicely in a bow. Can't wait to read more from Lindsey!

sloppy but fun

it's a cheap light funny holiday read. too many inconsistencies and errors in the writing to give it more than 3 though

Shocking narration

Is there anything you would change about this book?

Loved the story but the narration was simply awful. The voice was so shrill and course when representing Amy and some other characters, it was impossible to listen to without hurting the ears. I spent most of the first couple of chapters turning the volume up and down before giving up.

The f bomb was way overused'

The "f" bomb was Wayover used and I am not a prude but come on, you can write a good book without using it so much