Nach der Trennung von seiner Freundin erkennt Edward, dass er sich verändern muss. Er beginnt eine umfassende Erneuerung, die gesunde Gewohnheiten und einen neuen Lebensstil umfasst. Doch wird ein fitter Körper und ein neuer Look ausreichen, um sein Selbstbild zu transformieren?
Matt Dunn Bücher
Dieser Autor verfasst zeitgenössische romantische Komödien, die sich oft mit den Feinheiten von Liebe und Beziehungen auseinandersetzen. Sein Schreibstil zeichnet sich durch Witz und Zugänglichkeit aus und bietet den Lesern unbeschwerte, aber dennoch fesselnde Erzählungen. Neben seinen Romanen teilt er Einblicke in das Leben und menschliche Verbindungen durch Beiträge in namhaften Publikationen. Sein Engagement bei Literaturfestivals und seine Lehrtätigkeit im kreativen Schreiben befeuern seinen kreativen Prozess und seine Verbindung zur Lesergemeinschaft.
Hochzeitsglocken und andere Alarmsignale. Roman. Deutsche Erstveröffentlichung
- 332 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Drei Männer Anfang 30 stehen vor einer Hochzeit: Mark ist glücklich verheiratet, Nick hat sich in Sandra verliebt und Adam kämpft mit einer gescheiterten Beziehung. Während Nick in seiner rosa Blase lebt, müssen Adam und Mark eingreifen, da Sandra mehr Interesse am Ferrari als an Nick zeigt.
Will Jackson, überzeugter Single, beschließt kurz vor seinem 31. Geburtstag, Vater zu werden. Da ihm die passende Frau fehlt, sucht er nach einer Mutter für sein Kind, möchte dabei jedoch große Gefühle vermeiden.
'A witty, heart-warming tale about woman's best friend. You'll love it!' Nick Spalding 'A love story that honestly will just make you cheer... I loved it.' Miranda Dickinson
A hilarious new romantic comedy from the bestselling author of Ex-Girlfriends United.
Ex-Girlfriends United
- 401 Seiten
- 15 Lesestunden
Despite his new-found fame on ITV 5's latest soap, womaniser Dan Davis is failing to score with the ladies. Every time. And he can't understand why.All is revealed when Dan and his friend Ed Middleton come across a mysterious website - slateyourdate.com - where women rate their experiences of their exes, and where Dan is shocked to learn that long after he's given them one, his ex-girlfriends are giving him one - one out of ten, that is.Faced with the prospect of a lifetime of singledom, Dan needs to crack the code of a website that's strictly women only to find out where he's been going wrong. Then he must track down his many exes in order to put things right.Along the way, Dan discovers he has much to learn about himself. Particularly when he meets up again with Polly - and realizes he wants her back. Can Dan convince his former love he's changed? Can Ed convince Dan he needs to change in the first place? Can the two friends use their new-found knowledge to help other men in the same boat?
Ed Middleton is he's just got engaged to his girlfriend, Sam, and he couldn't be happier. At least, hethinkshe's engaged. The thing is, it was Sam who did the proposing, and the more he thinks about it, the less he's sure that she was actually asking him to marry her. She could have just been asking the question, you know...hypothetically.As the wedding day draws nearer, Ed becomes more and more uneasy. Sam keeps disappearing off for furtive meetings and private phone calls, and when he spies her going into a pub with a man he's never seen before, all his old jealousies and insecurities threaten to re-surface. It's the perfect time for Ed's unhinged ex-girlfriend, Jane, to show up on his doorstep.Meanwhile, Dan - Ed's best-friend and soon-to-be-best-man - is determined to throw him a stag night to remember. And when a severely hung-over Ed wakes up the morning after the night before to see a second dent in the pillow, it seems as if Dan has got his wish.Will Ed manage to find out the truth about his stag night as well as the identity of Sam's secret man? Or will an accidental proposal lead them both down the aisle to a wedding neither of them ever imagined?
