'Lucy Vine's writing is so warm and funny – her books are the literary equivalent of an amazing girls' night out' BETH O'LEARY
Sometimes the people who give the best advice are the worst at taking it.
Liv's furious – but you'd never know. Morning telly's favourite relationship therapist has to stay cheery and composed. She's worked hard to build a non-nonsense, easy-breezy reputation.
But when she's caught on video having a meltdown over tiramisu after her long-term boyfriend fails to propose, Liv goes viral for all the wrong reasons. Suddenly everyone knows the woman whose mantra is 'keep calm and carry a condom' can't keep her cool.
Her boss gives her an anger management or unemployment. It should be easy enough. Except her therapist, Edward, is insufferable. Understanding, infuriatingly perceptive, and, worse, devastatingly attractive. Six sessions stand between Liv and returning to the life she’d built . . . she only has to resist Edward’s annoyingly hot, knowing stare.
Praise for Lucy Vine
'By turns proper laugh-out-loud funny and heart in the mouth moving' MIKE GAYLE
'Her books are unapologetically fun and unabashed escapism' KIRSTY GREENWOOD
‘Opening a Lucy Vine book is the literary equivalent to cocktails with your girlfriends’ LINDSEY KELK
Lucy Vine is a writer, editor and the bestselling author of Hot Mess, What Fresh Hell, Are We Nearly There Yet? and Bad Choices. Her books have been translated into sixteen languages around the world, with Hot Mess optioned for a TV series. She has been nominated twice for the Comedy Women In Print Award and hosts the podcast and live event series Hot Mess Clubhouse, celebrating funny women. Her journalism has appeared in international publications, including Grazia, Stylist, heat, Fabulous, New, Now, Marie Claire, Glamour Online, Cosmopolitan, The Daily Telegraph, The Sun, and The Mirror. She lives in Cambridgeshire.