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| Edition Language: | English |
| Characters: | Natalie Love, Jamie Dawson |
Robert Bryndza
Kindle Edition | Pages: 338 pages Rating: 3.94 | 2081 Users | 229 Reviews
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Natalie Love has worked hard to have it all: she runs a successful theatre in Soho that’s about to host one of Hollywood’s leading stars. Her biggest supporter is her eccentric Hungarian Gran, and she even has the ‘perfect’ yoga teacher boyfriend – Namaste! Life in the bright lights of London has always been Natalie’s escape from her chaotic country family in rural Devon and Jamie, the childhood sweetheart she left at the altar 15 years ago. And then he turns up at her theatre door… With rivalry clouding old feelings, events in Soho bring Jamie and Natalie together in hilarious ways. Gran is loose in the city once more, it seems to be raining sandwiches and records are broken for Burlesque flash mobs. If she can keep her world together, will Natalie discover who is really Mr Right, and that perhaps she isn’t Miss Wrong? From bestselling author Robert Bryndza comes this hilariously heartfelt comedy!
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| Title | : | Miss Wrong and Mr Right |
| Author | : | Robert Bryndza |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | 1 |
| Pages | : | Pages: 338 pages |
| Published | : | May 7th 2015 by Team Bryndza Books |
| Categories | : | Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Humor. Contemporary |
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Ratings: 3.94 From 2081 Users | 229 ReviewsWrite Up Based On Books Miss Wrong and Mr Right
Now anyone who follows my blog will know I mostly read crime or psychological thrillers, once in a blue moon I turn to the dark side and read something thats completely out my comfort zone. Now I could tell you a whopping big fib here and say I felt like reading a Romantic comedy but thats wasnt the case! The only reason I choose to read Miss Wrong And Mr Right is because its written by the very talented and one of my very favourite authors Robert Bryndza, if you follow my blog you will know Im
What makes a 5* review? Does the book make you feel all warm and fuzzy? Does it make you want to rush home at the end of a long day at work to start reading? Can you not put it down? Well Robert Bryndza's latest book is all of the above! From the moment you meet 19 year old Natalie as she is jilting her fiance at the alter, you will be hooked! 15 years on and she is living...and loving...life in London. Add into the equation her crazy Gran Anouska, a rather bizarre boyfriend,as well as a llama
Fun fact: a different edition of this book was on my to-read shelf since early 2015. How it got there? I have no idea.This is one of those books that I had trouble putting down simply because of how funny it is. Its brilliantly done chick-lit with that signature British humour (spelling pun?) intertwined throughout the story. The book is incredibly engaging, reading it was so fun. I recommend it.
Another excellent book by Robert Bryndza.I just love Robert's style of writing. His characters feel so real, they become friends! Hard to believe it is fiction. Had me laughing out loud from the very first sentence, although at times I was saddened by twists in the story. Gran Anouska is a great character, her outlook on life and way of words reminded me of Coco Pinchard's ex-mother-in-law Ethel and my uncle's Austrian mum Freda! Hope there is a sequel as I want, and need, to know more about
Right from the off, there is a wee bit of tension. Natalie walks out on Jamie, her childhood sweetheart on the morning of their wedding. Now that takes guts. The disapproval of a parent is a hard bullet to take but Natalie takes it on the chin for the sake of her own happiness.Move on 15 years, Natalie is a successful theatre manager and Jamie returns into her life. But has that 15 years gap in their relationship helped either of them get over that very public spilt?I was desperate for Natalie
Read on the WondrousBooks blog. This was a very adorable little book, I admit I enjoyed it. It's my first touch with Robert Bryndza's work, but as I see, his Coco Pinchard series seems to be quite the hit, so I'm considering getting my hands on the first book.Overall, this is you typical British love comedy. I've already written about it months ago, but British comedies just have a different feeling about them. As you can probably guess, we have a female main character who has issues in her
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