Skeletons

Literature & Fiction

Jane Fallon

Humor & Satire

Penguin Books, Ltd.

Best friends tell each other everything.\nOr do they?\nGeorgia and Lydia are so close they're practically sisters.\nSo when Lydia starts an online business that struggles, Georgia wants to help her - but she also understands Lydia's not the kind to accept a handout.\nSetting up a fake Twitter account, Georgia hopes to give her friend some anonymous moral support by posing as a potential customer.\nBut then Lydia starts confiding in her new internet buddy and Georgia discovers she doesn't know her quite as well as she thought.\nGeorgia knows she should reveal herself, but she's fascinated by this insight into her friend's true feelings.\nEspecially when Lydia starts talking about her.\nUntil Lydia reveals a secret that could not only end their friendship but also blow up Georgia's marriage.\nGeorgia's in too deep.\nBut what can she save?\nHer marriage, her friendship - or just herself?

Worst Idea Ever: What’s a little white lie between best friends?

Humor & Entertainment

Michael Joseph, Ltd.

The queen of revenge comedy is back with a hilariously sharp and refreshing new novel\nCan you live a lie without spilling the truth? . . .\nOnce, Iris was happy. She had the home, the husband, the promise of a family. Now she's divorced and renting out her spare room to make ends meet. Life could be worse. But could have been better - if it hadn't been for Maddy: the woman who ruined her life . . .\nSocial influencer Maddy's brand is happy families. She preaches about loyalty and the sanctity of marriage, and is quickly becoming famous for her wholesome videos of life with her husband and adorable twin girls.\nIris doesn't believe a word of it. And she's going to prove it's all false.\nBecause if there's one thing that will bring back Iris's happiness, it's taking away Maddy's . . .\nJane Fallon's whip-smart new novel explores the murky truths behind the versions of ourselves we project online, the lengths we go to when we feel we've been wronged, and the often unlikely places we find true friendship.

Over Sharing

Genre Fiction

A compendium of tips, advice, and recipes, covering all kinds of tasty treats, including cookies, cupcakes, muffins, puddings, desserts, and candy

Grandmother's Treats

Ottenheimer Publishers

Foursome

Romance

Contemporary

Penguin??Books

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Faking Friends

Penguin

Michael, Joseph

Just Got Real

For once, a novel that isn't about the heroine getting the guy. It's about getting rid of the guy, and in the process, finding herself. Helen is nearly forty, and has, for far too long, had an affair with Matthew, a high-powered, much older, attractive, married man who was once, of course, her boss. After years of being disappointed by missed dates, out-of-the-way restaurants, broken promises, and hushed phone calls, at last Helen realizes it's time to dump Matthew and get on with her life. This, of course, is the exact moment when Matthew decides to leave his wife for her. He appears on her doorstep and proceeds to move in. Helen then discovers how much she can't bear him. But she can't just throw him out-after all, she's been begging him to do exactly this for years. The only thing to do, she decides, is to convince his wife, Sophie, to take him back. So after a "chance" meeting in the park, Helen befriends Sophie and hears all about her lying, cheating husband. But then, the unexpected happens-Helen really starts to like Sophie. And then there's the other small problem of Matthew's handsome, charming son... Jane Fallon turns the conventional love story on its head in this irresistibly delicious, ironic debut.

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