In Case You Missed It

Ros returns to London from her prestigious job in the US producing a radio show. Unfortunately she doesn't return in triumph and is forced to sleep in her parents' shed because they have converted her bedroom into a yoga studio for her mother. Ros sends a group email to her entire address book to let them know she is back in the UK and would love to get in touch. And who contacts her? None other than Patrick, the intellectual travel journalist who broke her heart. Is this a chance for Ros to turn back time and get back together with the one that got away, even though her three best friends can't stand him? We've all been there, stuck in a dead-end job, single and broke when all our friends have miraculously found a high-flying career, bought a house, found a life-partner, settled down and moved on. Things are especially bad for Ros because they all moved on without her while she was in the US. Now her friends have a new hang-out swanky bar instead of the old boozer they used to frequent and an annoying new friend, John, owner of said swanky bar. And to add insult to injury her parents are trying to rekindle the romance (sushi will never look the same) which is something no 30-something woman ever wants to imagine LOL. I think Lindsey Kelk is underrated, especially by me, I never recognise her name but I loved the previous book of hers that I read We Were On a Break and this equally as charming and funny in that very British way. Highly recommended. I received a free copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley in return for an honest review.

Great characters and storyline! Realistic and hopeful and I haven't actually, literally, laughed out loud while reading in a very long time like I did with this book!

if you want a book that you can't put down then this is the one for you. gets you hooked from the first page, Lindsey kelk is an amazing writer.