Böcker av Gemma Burgess

Making the move from college life to adult life, one messy mistake at a time: the heartwarmingly funny final instalment of the Brooklyn Girls series.

Making the move from college life to adult life, one messy mistake at a time: meet the next Brooklyn Girl.

"e;I've discovered the secret to successful singledom. I'm acting like a man. And it's working."e;"e;I've discovered the secret to successful singledom. I'm acting like a man. And it's working."e;After breaking up with her boyfriend of, well, forever, Abigail Wood must learn how to be single from scratch. Her dating skills are abysmal, and she ricochets from disaster to disaster - until Robert, one of London's most notorious lotharios, agrees to coach her.With his advice, she learns to navigate the bastard-infested waters of the bar scene and practices the art of being bulletproof. The new Abigail is cocky, calm, composed...but what happens when she meets her match?A Girl Like You is the second book from Gemma Burgess. Her first book, The Dating Detox, was published in 2010 to rave reviews: "e;Laugh out loud funny"e; Closer magazine. "e;Smart, plotty and funny... Buy it, read it, love it."e; The Irish Herald. "e;For those waiting to option the next Bridget Jones, Gemma Burgess answers back."e; VF Daily, www.vanityfair.com.

'A laugh-out-loud funny take on modern dating for lovers of Paige Toon and Adele Parks. Perfect to read while you're detoxing in January!' Closer MagazineA supremely unlucky in love, late twenty-something living in London decides to leave the whole sorry business of dating behind - at least for a while.Dating is a dangerous sport. So after her sixth successive failed relationship, romantically-challenged 20-something Sass decides she's had enough.The Dating Detox is born. No men, no break-ups, no problem.The result? Her life - usually joyfully/traumatically occupied with dates, clothes and vodka - is finally easy. Chastity rocks. No wonder nuns are always singing. Everything falls at her feet. Especially men.Will Sass break the rules? Why does fate keep throwing her in the path of the irritatingly amusing - and gorgeous - Jake? Will she ever roll the dice and play again? Or is a love-free life too good to risk losing?