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Molly Cooper's Dream Date
Barbara Hannay
Riva
March 2011
Molly’s Diary April 10th So, I’ve finally done it. I’ve house-swapped my little cottage in Australia for a snazzy bachelor pad in Chelsea. I can’t wait to explore London. Most of all I’m hoping to meet my dream man, my secret fantasy: a perfect English gentleman. Though I’m starting to wonder whether Patrick, my house-swapper, might actually be HIM! Is that ridiculous? We’ve been e-mailing – and he sounds HOT! Oh, hang on, there’s another e-mail now – can’t wait to find out what Patrick’s been up to… What do you do when you realise the one you want is half a world away – living in your home, sleeping in your bed…?
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03 February 2011
Review By Simplepicks
Rating
"This book was a delight to read. The two leads swap houses - one in London and one on Magnetic Island (Queensland, Australia). This sets up the premise for a sweet, funny and quite touching exchange of emails between them. Romance grows and it is subtly handled. Gorgeous in every way. If only all books were as good as this, then I would never get anything done!"
Great fun!
04 February 2011
Review By rubcale
Rating
"As a long time fan of Mrs Hannay's Outback stories this was somewhat different in that the book had two settings - one in London and one on a tropical island in Queensland, Australia.
Most of the contact was done through e-mail although the two characters did meet up at one stage.
Patrick is a hero to die for and Molly is personable and great fun although she does have plenty to say for herself!!
When the "misunderstanding" occurred I wondered if I was having the wrong reaction in that I felt Molly was completely "over the top" but then her friend Karli agreed and eventually Molly herself!
One thing I would say is that in each e-mail the addresses take up 5 or 6 lines and with such a large number of these in total there must be a substantial number of pages lost.
This was great fun but in all honesty it's not something I would want to read on a regular basis. However if there was an occasional one similar in style and was as good as this, then bring it on!
10 out of 10. "
Wow, a great read
12 March 2011
Review By Kaz
Rating
"This was a great read, a wonderful concept of developing the relationship and romance mostly done via email - great!!"
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