Changing Grooms
by Sasha Wagstaff
Book of the Month: April 2009
Recent User Reviews
A brilliant read - one of the best of the genre, I thought. I was sad to finish it!
Kay Gale,Twickenham.
A thoroughly entertaining read, packed with glamorous girls, fabulously dishy men and all the best ingredients for a racy, rural romp
Fiona Walker, .
This debut novel, set in the country village of Appleton, is brimming with sex, scandal and secrets - not to mention delectable lads
Heat Magazine, .
Jilly Cooper and Fiona Walker fans will love this latest romp in the countryside
Closer Magazine, .
racy debut novel
Hot Stars (OK Magazine), .
brilliant cant wait for the next one!
michelle greig,london.
This book was gripping a real page turner. Had me laughing out loud at points.Characters were believeable was sorry to finish book cant wait to read her next novel.
sara,canterbury.
a good sunshine book had a great day in the garden with a glass of pimms and this book funny all the way through x
stacey kelly,cheshire.
Great book, didn't want to put it down but didn't want it to end either! Can't wait for next novel.
Christine,Wrexham.
I just loved it - from the first chapter I just knew it was going to be a fabulous read - let's have more soon!
Karen Rogan,Leeds.
Loved this book. Really easy to read with some very different Characters. I described it to my friend like a Jilly Cooper/ Four Weddings and a Funeral type book .. fab! Look forward to her next one!
Louise,Cardiff.
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