Product Description
“The next Bridget Jones.”
-Entertainment Weekly
“Funny, captivating, and completely addictive.”
-Jill Mansell
“Email-tastic!”
-OK! Magazine
Dear Holly, isn’t it shocking…?
Things are finally going Holly Denham’s way: she’s in love, she’s getting the recognition she deserves at work, and her friends and family have graciously opted to avoid disaster for the moment.
Just when Holly is starting to settle into her new life, scandal erupts and Holly finds herself-and her in box-at the center of a gossip whirlwind that threatens everything she’s worked so hard for.
Written entirely in emails, this follow-up to the UK smash hit Holly’s Inbox will keep you glued to its pages as the scandal running rampant in the city threatens to ruin Holly’s hard-earned and long-awaited happiness.
“A very funny read [with] a marvelous twist at the end…”
-Romantic Times
“What a hoot. I started this book on a Sunday morning and by evening I had finished it. I couldn’t put it down.”
-Cheryl’s Book Nook
“A winner from first page to last.”
-The Romance Studio
(20100617)
About the Author
Holly Denham is the pen name for Bill Surie, the owner of a placement service for receptionists and secretaries in London. He started the Holly’s Inbox website as a place to serialize his first novel, and it became an overnight sensation. He lives in Maida Vale, England.
Product Details
- Paperback: 544 pages
- Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca (August 17, 2010)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1402241143
- ISBN-13: 978-1402241147
SOURCE: PUBLISHER
LOVED IT
I started out with Holly by getting the daily emails from the web site which was soon followed by the actual book, Holly’s Inbox
Like a series of “found” emails you may lose bits and pieces of the story since there is little emotional inflections that come across in emails and not even a few emoticons to help sort through the conversations. Also, instead of the characters actually having conversations, you get to peek into their inboxes as well. Nicely done! This is the perfect book for the voyeur in you, and you know everyone wants to read someone else’s mail. You will adore this if you like Bridget Jones’ Diary.
The epistolary style continues to evolve! They sounds like good books, I’ll have to do some catching up.
This one is already on my wish list!