What My Best Friend Did

His Other Lover by Lucy Dawson - click for larger imagePublisher: Sphere
Published: March 2009
ISBN: 9780751540512
Format: Paperback
RRP: £6.99

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When Alice meets Gretchen for the first time, it feels a bit like falling in love. Life’s got a bit boringly grown-up of late: weekends at weddings and baby-showers, celebrating friends’ transitions to a life she isn’t quite up for yet, and, at home, a sweet-and-stable boyfriend she suspects she’s outgrown. Gretchen Bartholomew, with her air of impulsiveness and intuitive style, is that rarest of things: a proper, new friend who knows how to have fun. Even the added complication of Gretchen’s gorgeous brother, Bailey, might actually be just what Alice needs. Before she knows what’s hit her, Alice’s brilliant new best friend is turning her world upside down.

But Gretchen has a dark secret, which – like a time bomb ticking in her hand – won’t stay hidden for ever. The explosion may teach them both more than they ever wanted to know about how female friendships can go wrong.

Reviews

“Gretchen is hiding a dark secret from best mate Alice that’ll leave her wanting to kill. Totally gripping.” ***** Company Magazine

“Alice is sick of her social life being devoured by weekends at weddings and baby showers, so she’s thrilled to make an impulsive new best friend. But Gretchen has a dark secret … chick lit with a sinister twist.” Elle Magazine

“If we tell you that the first chapter starts with one of the main characters in a coma, you’ll know this isn’t your standard chick-lit fluff – and for that we’re very grateful … this tale is so deliciously dark, you’ll be craving the next twist of dubious events.” **** Heat Magazine

“Alice lives a run-of-the-mill life with a reliable boyfriend until Gretchen appears on the scene and turns her world upside down. Instantly inseparable,they become the firmest of friends. But something dark is lurking in this intense and gripping read.” **** OK! Magazine

“This dark, compelling tale is a warning for every female with a new friend.” The Sun