Name & Address Withheld

by Jane Sigaloff

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Fiction. Romance. HTML: Dear Lizzie, My marriage is in dire straits. I know you must get hundreds of people writing to you with this problem, but I think my husband may be having an affair.... �??Name & Address Withheld Lizzie Ford is an urban sexpert, and her hip London magazine column and radio show are bombarded with romantic casualties on a daily basis. What a relief that, after years in the dating jungle, Lizzie herself has finally leaped off the shelf into the arms of Matt Baker�??an advertising genius with enough charm to win over even Lizzie's man-cynical best friend. Little does Lizzie know there's more to Matt Baker than witty one-liners and bedroom eyes. Or that this innocent, seemingly anonymous note from a reader is about to catapult her into a scorching scandal, forcing Lizzie to confront some compelling home truths about life, love�??and loyalty… (more)

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Yes, the book had one clever plot idea, but, sorry, that won't carry the ferry across the bay. The worst book I've read this year. (

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debnance | Jan 29, 2010 |

this book was from 4 points of view which was very intresting although confusing at times. Rachel is the wife of matt, and matt has an affair with lizzie, Clare is lizzie's flatmate. it is all very confusing to explain but this book is intriging and intresting. keeps the reader wanting to know who will find out what and what they will do about it when they do find out. drama from the very beginning. (

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Df6b_Taylorw | Apr 28, 2009 |

Funny, british. Yeah.

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For Edward & Dora.

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Why is it that we always want what we can't have?

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Fiction. Romance. HTML:

Dear Lizzie,
My marriage is in dire straits. I know you must get hundreds of people writing to you with this problem, but I think my husband may be having an affair....
�??Name & Address Withheld

Lizzie Ford is an urban sexpert, and her hip London magazine column and radio show are bombarded with romantic casualties on a daily basis. What a relief that, after years in the dating jungle, Lizzie herself has finally leaped off the shelf into the arms of Matt Baker�??an advertising genius with enough charm to win over even Lizzie's man-cynical best friend.

Little does Lizzie know there's more to Matt Baker than witty one-liners and bedroom eyes. Or that this innocent, seemingly anonymous note from a reader is about to catapult her into a scorching scandal, forcing Lizzie to confront some compelling home truths about life, love�??and loyalty

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