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Truth or Date

By: Portia MacIntosh
Narrated by: Karen Cass
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It's all fun and games, until someone falls in love…

Ruby Wood is perfectly happy playing the dating game – until she has a red-hot dream about her very attractive flatmate, Nick. He might spend every day saving lives as a junior doctor, but he’s absolutely the last man on earth that fun-loving Ruby would ever date!

The solution? Focus on all of Nick’s bad points. And if that fails, up her dating antics and find herself a man. So what if she manages to make disapproving, goody two-shoes Nick jealous in the process…

Only, after a series of nightmare first dates, there’s still just one man on Ruby’s mind. Maybe it’s time to admit the truth and dare to ask Nick to be her next date?

Don't miss this utterly uplifting and laugh-out-loud romcom from bestseller Portia MacIntosh, perfect for fans of Beth O’Leary and Mhairi McFarlane!

©2016 Portia MacIntosh (P)2024 HarperCollins Publishers Contemporary Friendship Genre Fiction Literature & Fiction Romantic Comedy Feel-Good Dating Romance
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Ejoyed the little glimpse into Past Millsy, makes his character arc so much sweeter.

Fun back story

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I really enjoyed the characters in this book. I laughed out loud so many times at some of the one liners. The narrator did a great job of bringing the characters to life..

Another great story by Portia Macintosh..

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I really love the concept of this story line and the two characters. But so many of Portia’s books sound like they’re actually written by a sexist man?! I don’t get it?! Do we really still refer to woman as ‘birds’? And so many other examples of things that just aren’t said these days, it’s like it was written 15 years ago. Maybe it’s a cultural difference and the UK are just accepting of that kind of language / character portrayal.

Has the movement to start respecting woman missed the UK?

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The attraction between the characters didn't really make sense, nor were they very likeable so there wasn't much investment - bit of an odd one.

Meh

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