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Asking for a Friend
- Length: 8 hrs and 57 mins
- Categories: Romance, Contemporary
Non-member price: $19.75
Publisher's Summary
No woman gets left behind.
Three best friends are going to solve their relationship woes once and for all.
Forty-something Jemima’s life is on track - well, sort of. All she has to do is muster the courage to bat her niggly ex away for good.
Twenty-something Meagan is in the midst of her five-phase plan and is nearly ready for phase three - a relationship.
While thirty-something Simi has had more it’s not yous than any I dos.
Deciding it’s time to play the dating game by their own rules, they’re going to ditch the dating apps and ask people out in real life. The catch? They’re playing matchmaker and can only ask out potential dates for each other because the most important rule is that no woman gets left behind.
Comedian Andi Osho’s hilarious and uplifting debut novel features her trademark wit and is perfect for fans of Candice Carty-Williams, Lucy Diamond and Mhairi McFarlane.
Critic Reviews
"Witty, pacy and joyful, Asking for a Friend is a truly uplifting celebration of friendship." (Beth O’Leary, author of The Flatshare)
"A mistressclass in combining humour and lovely characters, all wrapped up with a cracking story." (Jo Brand)
"A massively entertaining tale of wingwomen recharging each other’s love lives. Funny, spiky and fab!" (Beth Morrey, author of Saving Missy)
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